rick42 wrote:
I have pretty much have accepted that I will be alone forever.It's a very hard thing to do,but sometimes it might best to know when it's time to give up.Atleast you did date before.I never even get a woman to like me on a friendship,let alone on a roamntic level before. I starting feel it's more pointless for us as Aspie men to even conversve with women outside of family,let alone trying befriend women,or trying date women.Women just don't like our social Awkwardness that comes with being a Aspie.Odds are so heavily stacked against us to point where I'm not sure if it's worth the effort for Aspie men to try to reach out to women,knowing it's going lead to rejection.It's very sad,but it may be true.
It's a good thing you can't speak for all of us, because not all of us struggle to the same degree and some of us are more capable of improving in terms of awkwardness and handling awkwardness. It also depends on the women you expose yourself to (
ba-dumdum-tsh), some people have a higher tolerance and compatibility for awkwardness than others. Both men and women with ASD struggle in this regard to varying levels, so framing it as entirely a problem for males to suffer
because of women really sounds like unfairly blaming women in general for a problem that is not their fault and that many of them on this site also suffer just as severely as you do.
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