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emotional connections

  1. NothingbutCookies

    My ex was my everything and now he's gone

    It's my first time posting, and I really need someone to consult about this. It's long. My boyfriend of 2 years broke up with me out of the blue. Background: He (28) has high functioning autism, and I (27) have ADHD and suspect to also be on the spectrum ( but can't afford to diagnose...
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    • #breakup #aspergers #adhd #autism #betrayed adult adhd break up; relationships breakup dating autism adhd dumped emotional connections love of my life relationship advice relationship issues
    • Replies: 30
    • Forum: Love, Relationships and Dating
  2. Kouzai

    Is it normal or unusual to be apathetic toward the rest of humanity?

    I was never told I had Aspergers all my life until I got a slip of paper a few years later with my diagnosis. As such, I don't know how other Aspergers or Autism people react or feel at all. I only know how I feel. Simply put my feelings to the masses are like this: As long as my few loved ones...
  3. M

    Are many neurotypicals too needy or emotional to be in relationships with Aspies & Auties?

    People come to Aspie Central regularly, looking for advice on how to navigate or save their relationships with people they suspect or know may be on the spectrum. Quite often their difficulties are similar and their grievances about aspie/nt relationships have a familiar pattern to them. Some...
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