I am a special education teacher who was diagnosed as autistic in October of 2019. I'm different. I'm a unique soul. I'm not in my 20's. I've had some life experience. But I'm not bitter, or resentful. I don't have kids, I've never been married. There's nothing that has worn me down and made me jaded. My soul is still full of fun, and joy, and childlike enthusiasm.
But I have sacrificed. I have sacrificed a lot financially to do the work I do. I always thought that there would be a partner in my life to help make it easier. But unfortunately no one ever stepped up enough. It's hard to stay dedicated to what I do, to be committed to supporting the kids I support. And I think that this kind of relationship is one that could benefit me in a specific way. One that also can help support the community I serve.
I know I'm not typical. But I am confident. I am confident in my uniqueness, that it is attractive to the right person, who truly wants to inject something different, and exciting into their life. To free themselves from the mundane. I'm also confident in my body. It is not for everyone. But it is beautiful. My curves, my tiny waist, my soft skin, my button nose and my short stature. The twinkle in my eye, and the one dimple in my left cheek.
I love travel, and I can revel in the fantasy as much as the next girl. But I can also find happiness in ice cream and the latest true crime documentary on Netflix. In fact, possibly more. A nice hot bath, where we wash each other's hair and dry each other off gently.
I am supremely confident in what I can offer someone, in all aspects of life, but specifically in this one. I know how valuable the relief of financial stress would be to much. There's no way I could express how grateful I would be to let go of some of that stress. To breathe a little easier. And if I can provide someone with the relationship, intimacy, or appreciation that was as valuable to them, that would be an amazing thing. To exchange those gifts.

I would love someone who is genuine, authentic and truly themselves. Someone who is liberal, curious, who is still amazed by the world and the people in it. Wants to talk about all the depths of the universe, how and why people treat each other the way they do, and wants to always get at the 'why'.