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so how do you solve that problem?Happens sometimes esp. that you go to a party that's miles away from the place you live in, and even when you befriend them (both real life and online or both), you feel like they're not there for you. Thus the loneliness I get sometimes.
Time on the Computer. Lots and lots of PC time. (Well that's all I can do since my mom is strict on me going out.)so how do you solve that problem?
Do you feel lonely even when beeing around other people and how do you deal with it?
Personaly, I have a constant loneliness in my heart (and brain). This doesn't just dissapear when meeting people!
Bro, even I feel lonely when genuinely concerned people are trying to reach out to me. Because their concern doesn't magically fix my brain and enable me to connect with people in the way that nearly everyone else can. Sometimes, I'd rather people didn't care. It would be easier and less awkward. And I wouldn't be reminded of how off and weird I am. Sometimes, I don't even feel human. I feel like a fricking alien of some different species.
I have the same problem. I can't really connect with people, and I end up feeling guilty for not being a good friend. This is the only place I feel connected, and I think it's because, for the first time, someone doesn't want me to be something I'm not. We understand each other here, and that means so much to me!
I just cant seem hold conversations so I sit not saying anything and people don't say stuff to me, so they get bored and go away
I think loneliness is generally expected with AS. I never used to be lonely as a child, as I was content playing by myself for hours. As an adult, my emotional needs have developed, and are much more complex, and suddenly I need to be with people occasionally.
As long as I have someone to share my thoughts, days, and a few hugs, I'm good, but finding someone is hard when nobody can relate to you. I can relate really well with others, so I often hold it against other people if they aren't willing to bother to understand me
loneliness, Is far less tiring, than the expectation of others.
You weren't allowed friends over?Same here. However, I was an only child, grew up in a small family, and wasn't allowed to have "friends" over until I was in my late teens. All of my time was spent alone, so I was content to play by myself since that's all I knew. I really don't get lonely now, or at least in the sense as I understand lonely, like the dark side of the moon. I like the idea of knowing there are a few folks out there that care about me with whom I can spend time on occasion, but that interaction is something I don't crave or require.