Girls losing interest making me feel suicidal

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07 Aug 2020, 2:44 pm

Jamesy,
Read this book to protect yourself from people who can utterly ruin your life - "Do You Know Who I Am?" by Dr. Ramini Dervasula. This book will give you a heads up on who to avoid. People losing interest happens to EVERYBODY. People want different things, you have to accept that. I'm sure you have rejected some girls and some girls have rejected you too. I'm not talking about just the last couple of weeks - I'm talking about from the age of 12 or so. I put up with a lot of abuse from a lot of guys. I was the pick of the litter yet all my friends got married. NOBODY was interested. Met my husband who is another aspie with a magazine dating column and we've been together for 30 years. BUT BUT BUT also met a lot of FREAKS from that same magazine. He was the only normal. The only other normals were 30 years my senior. My husband was the same age as me and had his share of disappointment. We were both shocked by each other. We were gorgeous and yet so injured and so sad. During the bad times, I never considered suicide because it is a selfish act but the one thing I did was realize that I might NEVER get married and had to accept that...but I did...at 32.
People need people in many different ways and they are not all romantic ways. Charitable time can give you purpose and the money you spend on pouring harmful booze down your throat can give a hungry person a meal. Jamesy, I understand but you must be strong - think of others.



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08 Aug 2020, 12:40 am

RightGalaxy wrote:
Jamesy,
Read this book to protect yourself from people who can utterly ruin your life - "Do You Know Who I Am?" by Dr. Ramini Dervasula. This book will give you a heads up on who to avoid. People losing interest happens to EVERYBODY. People want different things, you have to accept that. I'm sure you have rejected some girls and some girls have rejected you too. I'm not talking about just the last couple of weeks - I'm talking about from the age of 12 or so. I put up with a lot of abuse from a lot of guys. I was the pick of the litter yet all my friends got married. NOBODY was interested. Met my husband who is another aspie with a magazine dating column and we've been together for 30 years. BUT BUT BUT also met a lot of FREAKS from that same magazine. He was the only normal. The only other normals were 30 years my senior. My husband was the same age as me and had his share of disappointment. We were both shocked by each other. We were gorgeous and yet so injured and so sad. During the bad times, I never considered suicide because it is a selfish act but the one thing I did was realize that I might NEVER get married and had to accept that...but I did...at 32.
People need people in many different ways and they are not all romantic ways. Charitable time can give you purpose and the money you spend on pouring harmful booze down your throat can give a hungry person a meal. Jamesy, I understand but you must be strong - think of others.


Don't hold back.
Tell us what your *really* think. ;)



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08 Aug 2020, 3:36 am

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I think that you need to toughen up and soldier on. Life is what you make it. You can choose to be happy, or you can choose to be sad. I choose to be happy. Life's better that way.


Well put!! ! See Jamesy, you are not really alone!! ! :heart: :heart: :heart: :heart: :heart:



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08 Aug 2020, 3:46 am

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It seems that every girl who likes me eventually loses interest in me it happened again recently and it’s a vicious cycle that sends me into depression.

Honestly it makes me feel like wanting to commit suicide but do you think girls losing interest is not an important enough reason to want to kill yourself?


Perhaps it is this sort of emotional volatility than is turning them off?

Your physical appearance isn't the problem.
There is something about your mannerisms/personality that doesn't gell with them.
If it is simply being on the spectrum which is the problem, I guess you are going to find someone more accepting.

The people you connect with, how immature are they? Perhaps the fault is with them?

Do you tell these "girls" that you are an aspie?
Have you pinpointed at what point the relationship goes south?



I haven’t told them an aspire but some of my friends in the group have informed them that I am on the spectrum.


Dude! You need new friends. They seem to be competitive and possibly jealous. Thoughts of suicide signal loss of interest in your own self. I never tell people outside of this site that I'm on the spectrum. I made the mistake once and almost overnight, word spread about and I received "instant" disrespect. People talking down to me and in some cases, verbal abuse and physical abuse. I keep my mouth shut now. If you ever come across odd to someone, NEVER stick a label to it or allow others to do this to you.



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08 Aug 2020, 8:01 am

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RightGalaxy wrote:
Jamesy,
Read this book to protect yourself from people who can utterly ruin your life - "Do You Know Who I Am?" by Dr. Ramini Dervasula. This book will give you a heads up on who to avoid. People losing interest happens to EVERYBODY. People want different things, you have to accept that. I'm sure you have rejected some girls and some girls have rejected you too. I'm not talking about just the last couple of weeks - I'm talking about from the age of 12 or so. I put up with a lot of abuse from a lot of guys. I was the pick of the litter yet all my friends got married. NOBODY was interested. Met my husband who is another aspie with a magazine dating column and we've been together for 30 years. BUT BUT BUT also met a lot of FREAKS from that same magazine. He was the only normal. The only other normals were 30 years my senior. My husband was the same age as me and had his share of disappointment. We were both shocked by each other. We were gorgeous and yet so injured and so sad. During the bad times, I never considered suicide because it is a selfish act but the one thing I did was realize that I might NEVER get married and had to accept that...but I did...at 32.
People need people in many different ways and they are not all romantic ways. Charitable time can give you purpose and the money you spend on pouring harmful booze down your throat can give a hungry person a meal. Jamesy, I understand but you must be strong - think of others.


Don't hold back.
Tell us what your *really* think. ;)


I don't understand. What r u talking about?



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08 Aug 2020, 8:21 am

RightGalaxy wrote:
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Jamesy,
Read this book to protect yourself from people who can utterly ruin your life - "Do You Know Who I Am?" by Dr. Ramini Dervasula. This book will give you a heads up on who to avoid. People losing interest happens to EVERYBODY. People want different things, you have to accept that. I'm sure you have rejected some girls and some girls have rejected you too. I'm not talking about just the last couple of weeks - I'm talking about from the age of 12 or so. I put up with a lot of abuse from a lot of guys. I was the pick of the litter yet all my friends got married. NOBODY was interested. Met my husband who is another aspie with a magazine dating column and we've been together for 30 years. BUT BUT BUT also met a lot of FREAKS from that same magazine. He was the only normal. The only other normals were 30 years my senior. My husband was the same age as me and had his share of disappointment. We were both shocked by each other. We were gorgeous and yet so injured and so sad. During the bad times, I never considered suicide because it is a selfish act but the one thing I did was realize that I might NEVER get married and had to accept that...but I did...at 32.
People need people in many different ways and they are not all romantic ways. Charitable time can give you purpose and the money you spend on pouring harmful booze down your throat can give a hungry person a meal. Jamesy, I understand but you must be strong - think of others.


Don't hold back.
Tell us what your *really* think. ;)


I don't understand. What r u talking about?


It's humour ( irony ) RG , a funny way of saying you did not hold back with your comment


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08 Aug 2020, 6:46 pm

Oh_no_its_Ferris wrote:
RightGalaxy wrote:
Pepe wrote:
RightGalaxy wrote:
Jamesy,
Read this book to protect yourself from people who can utterly ruin your life - "Do You Know Who I Am?" by Dr. Ramini Dervasula. This book will give you a heads up on who to avoid. People losing interest happens to EVERYBODY. People want different things, you have to accept that. I'm sure you have rejected some girls and some girls have rejected you too. I'm not talking about just the last couple of weeks - I'm talking about from the age of 12 or so. I put up with a lot of abuse from a lot of guys. I was the pick of the litter yet all my friends got married. NOBODY was interested. Met my husband who is another aspie with a magazine dating column and we've been together for 30 years. BUT BUT BUT also met a lot of FREAKS from that same magazine. He was the only normal. The only other normals were 30 years my senior. My husband was the same age as me and had his share of disappointment. We were both shocked by each other. We were gorgeous and yet so injured and so sad. During the bad times, I never considered suicide because it is a selfish act but the one thing I did was realize that I might NEVER get married and had to accept that...but I did...at 32.
People need people in many different ways and they are not all romantic ways. Charitable time can give you purpose and the money you spend on pouring harmful booze down your throat can give a hungry person a meal. Jamesy, I understand but you must be strong - think of others.


Don't hold back.
Tell us what your *really* think. ;)


I don't understand. What r u talking about?


It's humour ( irony ) RG , a funny way of saying you did not hold back with your comment


Bingo! ;)



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08 Aug 2020, 7:49 pm

Pepe wrote:
Oh_no_its_Ferris wrote:
RightGalaxy wrote:
Pepe wrote:
RightGalaxy wrote:
Jamesy,
Read this book to protect yourself from people who can utterly ruin your life - "Do You Know Who I Am?" by Dr. Ramini Dervasula. This book will give you a heads up on who to avoid. People losing interest happens to EVERYBODY. People want different things, you have to accept that. I'm sure you have rejected some girls and some girls have rejected you too. I'm not talking about just the last couple of weeks - I'm talking about from the age of 12 or so. I put up with a lot of abuse from a lot of guys. I was the pick of the litter yet all my friends got married. NOBODY was interested. Met my husband who is another aspie with a magazine dating column and we've been together for 30 years. BUT BUT BUT also met a lot of FREAKS from that same magazine. He was the only normal. The only other normals were 30 years my senior. My husband was the same age as me and had his share of disappointment. We were both shocked by each other. We were gorgeous and yet so injured and so sad. During the bad times, I never considered suicide because it is a selfish act but the one thing I did was realize that I might NEVER get married and had to accept that...but I did...at 32.
People need people in many different ways and they are not all romantic ways. Charitable time can give you purpose and the money you spend on pouring harmful booze down your throat can give a hungry person a meal. Jamesy, I understand but you must be strong - think of others.


Don't hold back.
Tell us what your *really* think. ;)


I don't understand. What r u talking about?


It's humour ( irony ) RG , a funny way of saying you did not hold back with your comment


Bingo! ;)


but why would I hold back?



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10 Aug 2020, 6:45 am

RightGalaxy wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Oh_no_its_Ferris wrote:
RightGalaxy wrote:
Pepe wrote:
RightGalaxy wrote:
Jamesy,
Read this book to protect yourself from people who can utterly ruin your life - "Do You Know Who I Am?" by Dr. Ramini Dervasula. This book will give you a heads up on who to avoid. People losing interest happens to EVERYBODY. People want different things, you have to accept that. I'm sure you have rejected some girls and some girls have rejected you too. I'm not talking about just the last couple of weeks - I'm talking about from the age of 12 or so. I put up with a lot of abuse from a lot of guys. I was the pick of the litter yet all my friends got married. NOBODY was interested. Met my husband who is another aspie with a magazine dating column and we've been together for 30 years. BUT BUT BUT also met a lot of FREAKS from that same magazine. He was the only normal. The only other normals were 30 years my senior. My husband was the same age as me and had his share of disappointment. We were both shocked by each other. We were gorgeous and yet so injured and so sad. During the bad times, I never considered suicide because it is a selfish act but the one thing I did was realize that I might NEVER get married and had to accept that...but I did...at 32.
People need people in many different ways and they are not all romantic ways. Charitable time can give you purpose and the money you spend on pouring harmful booze down your throat can give a hungry person a meal. Jamesy, I understand but you must be strong - think of others.


Don't hold back.
Tell us what your *really* think. ;)


I don't understand. What r u talking about?


It's humour ( irony ) RG , a funny way of saying you did not hold back with your comment


Bingo! ;)


but why would I hold back?


Because you are an aspie, and because there are no emojis indicating humour,
I'll take your comment literally.

No reason why you shouldn't be "Aspie Honest".
I am the resident comedian and just look for humour where I can.
I enjoy the creative challenge. ;)



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10 Aug 2020, 7:19 pm

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The worst part of it is then seeing photos of the girls who have ‘lost interest’ in me on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.

It’s just like a painful reminder :(

You sound like my daughter talking! This is unreal. Just yesterday, she invited a newer female friend out and the girl declined saying Covid 19 is out there and her mom has underlying health problems yet my daughter saw her and her other friends all over snapchat.



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11 Aug 2020, 9:10 am

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Jamesy wrote:
The worst part of it is then seeing photos of the girls who have ‘lost interest’ in me on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.

It’s just like a painful reminder :(

You sound like my daughter talking! This is unreal. Just yesterday, she invited a newer female friend out and the girl declined saying Covid 19 is out there and her mom has underlying health problems yet my daughter saw her and her other friends all over snapchat.




I call it the dark side of social media



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11 Aug 2020, 2:05 pm

I find many NT girls love a challenge and just lose interest in good guys or never fall for them to start with took me a while to learn that but once I learned that never had an issue again till I met my AS wife and she was the opposite and didn't like a challenge at all so I had to go back to the old me lol.


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