M(21) I would like to make a little rant here by telling you a little about the difficulties I face as an autistic and bisexual man. Since I was a teenager, I had been questioning my sexuality and recently I ended up accepting myself as bi. It wasn't easy, especially because I was raised in an extremely Christian and conservative home. I felt bad and ashamed for being attracted to other boys and I didn't want to be that way. Because I am autistic, I have always had difficulty relating to other people. Many people thought I was strange and were not very comfortable in my company. I've always been a more solitary and introverted guy. I always felt more comfortable online than in person. I also have hyperfocus on certain topics and because of this, I prefer the internet as it is much easier to find niches and communities on topics that I am most interested in. I would say that I am more interested in other men, and because of this I have difficulty finding partners of the same sex, as I have a lot of difficulty knowing if a man is gay/bi just by observing him and as I am shy I have difficulty approaching and talking with women too. I try to use dating apps, but unfortunately nothing has worked yet. I'm already finishing my college this year and I even enjoy my own company sometimes, but I would also like to have a relationship, whether it's friendship or love. However, because of autism and my bisexuality, I feel that it is more difficult for me to achieve this, sometimes I even lose hope and I feel that this will never happen in my life and I will have to get used to being alone all my life. What should I do?