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I just got back from the home of a guy Iâve been seeing for about 1 month. Things were good it seemed. Until he told me that my autism is more noticeable than he thought and that he doesnât want to continue seeing me. He was slightly pressuring me into sex but I have been SA before so I wasnât ready. We have never been intimate together. Im so glad because if so this would hurt even more. I am generally attractive and things are always well for me, until someone realizes Iâm autistic and itâs literally a constant downhill from there. It feels so weird to know the feeling of people being interested in you and thinking youâre beautiful, then watching that person become instantly turned off by you once you disclose a disability. The look on their faces can feel soul crushing. I want to mention that I 100% understand and agree that nobody is obligated to date someone with a disability. I also understand that I am not compatible with everyone I may like. I guess Iâm just venting because it still is a little reminder that something is âoffâ about me. I was only diagnosed in 2022. I am 24. When I wasnât aware I had autism, I saw the world differently. It wasnât so awkward. Now that I have a diagnosis, I walk around with my head down because I donât want anyone to think that Iâm doing something unusual or that I look or act weird. I have never had a boyfriend. Itâs hard to make friends also.
It sounds like you were well rid of this dude. I am sorry that you are hurting, but I am glad that he is gone. If this is how he acts during the first month when folks are on their best behavior as far as pressuring you for sex and whatnot, you don't want to see him at his worst. This isn't about autism; it is about assholery.
You deserve better than this guy. You can and will do better.
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