Why it might *appear* we're uninterested in dating

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the number of people that can read me [and the number of people i can read] is vanishingly small. body language by and large is dependent on the body language module in the brain, that many of us on the spectrum were born without. teaching it is futile because this recognition must be instantaneous without any internal translation.

People are easily uncomfortable when it comes to romance and things like that, in all honesty, I am more interested by what comes last itself than dating, love, etc... not saying that I don't give importance to my desire for romance, but I do spend most of my free time thinking about my more or less disgusting fetishes, not everyone gets the same treatment when it comes to my love for human-body aesthetics, hoping you get what I mean.

My guess is that the people you are used to, you might call them NT, they are easily overwhelmed by the idea of having sex, probably afraid of showing their love too much because they try their best to make the situation comfortable, and the more they trust each other, the more lovely things (most often you see holding hands, kissing, etc...) they do, until they have enough confidence to make the thing... you know what.

Remember that to the common person, they might say or tell themselves that the last thing they would do is show off their love savagely, because, well, savagely. I often feel that people think that "People are not savages", I feel it can make sense and agree. Most of the time, the absolute, ultimate reason people don't show their love too much...

is that they think they're too good or civilized to be things like sex beasts, whether it is objectively true or not, and whether that last thing about objectivity is even important. I don't know about the true reason why people are so bothered by sex, but the thing is that people will try to shut up about sex and be humble about it, you will never change that alone and now. People will say that love is not always about sex, that's why in dating, you don't simply say "LET'S MAKE SEX!! !!" and then you go to bed and do it, calm down.

My idea? If you ever want to date, maybe copy your own (dating) partner in the sense of dropping the same hints but not exactly, talk almost about the same things as he or she do. Then you can start to accept and propose fun activities you can do together, then you can try to propose a date, try not to talk about romance or sex too much of course, better go to some place that puts you well, maybe outside restaurants or things that people are used to, maybe try to discuss with him or her about where you want to date. The best thing first is to tell her you have some autism, if you have it, same for any other difference, it is much better to live with someone who accepts your difference than suffer a life in fear of your partner discovering the truth and then rejecting you like trash, just imagine. The best for you might be a honest relationship, not telling you to tell the truth about yourself, but simply try to make your relationship comfortable for you or your partner too.

If you feel something is about about your partner, you can discuss with him or her without talking about romance, sex neither obviously, just forget about it for that moment. If you hear about your partner thinking that they feel bad (but not sick) or that it is not worth it (sometimes literally as*holes bringing up that they're disappointed, just an idea), then that means you can't be in a relationship with this person, simply, but you can always try with someone else, you shouldn't worry, you just didn't have the chance for this time.

Not sure if this is going to happen that way or if this is a good idea, but this is my thought, cannot think better for now, obviously since I never have gone further than being in love.