Yes, epically so...
She had some emotional problems, I did the best I could. Unfortunately, with my issues, predicting what would make her happy was quite poor. Soon she decided I had a lot of relationship issues like co-dependency, etc., which I don't, but unfortunately have topline actions that many Autistic people mirror. My way of dealing with it is I plain to author a paper on how Autism can appear, particularly to those who are/have been abused as, other issues, like codependency. It is the only thing I can think to do to hopefully spare someone a similar issue.
Honestly, I was made physically ill when I heard what some of the other, disorders that are "helpful" by nature are thinking and or plotting mentally when they are helping someone out. It was very upsetting to think that the woman I loved thought that of me and perceived my actions to embody such intent. Also, just a little sad that being helpful has come to trigger thoughts of "what do they want" in so many. Unfortunately, I think that will only continue to complicated the problems and all others on the spectrum face as we all lose faith in each other collectively as a society and see evil intent in all actions.
Mike