Describe Your Ideal Partner

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She's a goddess

My ideal relationship is spending a lot of time with my partner like sitting on the couch together. We don't have to be doing the same things together; like I could just be next to her on the sofa while she's playing video-games or she could be on her tablet or reading a book while I'm watching TV or playing video-games, or we could both be watching TV but it's a show one of us doesn't like & we take turns with the TV. Laying in bed together cuddling is nice too & she can be doing something else like playing with her tablet at the same time.

As for things I want in a specif partner
~Someone who understands & accepts that I have disabilities(mental & physical 1s), issues, & quirks. She doesn't have to relate to those things but she needs to at least get that they are things I cant really help or would take a lot of time & effort for me to change or improve upon. She cant really push me too hard or get on my case about those things. I don't want someone who will resent me because I don't have my sh!t together with life & that there's lots of things I struggle with. It will also help aLOT if she tries to be supportive & helpful so I can improve in some ways.
~Someone who knows relationships take a lot of work & is willing to put forth some effort instead of things being too one-sided. We don't always have to agree but we should be able to discuss things & try to find compromises when possible.
~Someone who makes me feel secure in the relationship; like makes me feel loved & needed & useful instead of making me feel like she'll be better off without me.

I have this for the most part with my current girlfriend.

Heavily scripted but watch it for the insane scenarios

That can't be right. These days, here in the U.S.A. at least, pediatricians routinely screen children for autism. According to the most recent CDC estimate, 1 in 59 children are now diagnosed with ASD. That's less than 2%. It's possible that girls and poor kids are still being under-diagnosed, but that is unlikely to bring the total all the way up to 7%, let alone 15%. Perhaps the 7% figure might refer to the "broad autistic phenotype" (BAP), but certainly not to ASD.

You have a point blabs...I do wonder how some the episodes ever aired on AMerican TV??

ya gotta know that in 2004 we lost our marbles at the split-second sight of a tit during the superbowl.

Janet Jackson! yeas I remember that...hard to believe it happened 15 years ago!

Now that you mention it, the reaction to cleavage was a little over the top, but then didn't MIA get banned for flipping the bird during the half time show? peculiar species of self-righteous wowsers in the states

ya gotta know that in 2004 we lost our marbles at the split-second sight of a tit during the superbowl.