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Date: November 2, 2022
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From my experience, it's vital he tries to educate himself about autism and is eager to learn from you as well.
So he can do some research, and you can explain to him your difficulties to understand his tone in certain situations. Ask him to communicate clearly. And if a situation is unclear to you, ask him right away.
Communication is vital in any relationship, and even more in a ND/NT relationship. And it shouldn't be all on you. He has to work on his communication to meet your needs.
If this relationship doesn't work out (as a worst case scenario), don't let it bring you down. Sometimes relationships aren't working for tons of reasons. But there are other people and relationships that might be different.
(Experience: Happily married to a man who found out about being on the spectrum a few years ago)
He was close friends with someone he slept with before we met. He wanted us to be friends but was verrry shady towards me, it was clear to me that she still had feelings for her. I voiced that to him, he apologized and cut her off immediately.
Me too
Sounds like he’s getting exactly what he deserves
First off I’m deeply sorry for your loss. I’m not really getting what’s confusing for you? Do you like this girl? I’m just not really understanding what the issue is with them hooking up and how that in turn effects you. When it comes to them talking about their sex life. Simply tell them you aren’t comfortable with those conversations. If they care for you they should respect that.
Ignore and move on. You broke up with him, it'd be hypocritical to get jealous. And if you're judging him for paying for it, then just take this as confirmation that you had incompatible values etc.
Only you can decide whether this is a deal breaker. You knew he wasn't interested in marriage. Are you willing to give up a great relationship for a piece of paper that changes nothing about your actual relationship? If it is not a great relationship and you think marriage will fix something, you are wrong about that.
What are you going to gain from getting legally married that you won't have being committed “life partners”? Depending on your jurisdiction, the laws may treat you as married anyway in the event of a split. As long as you understand what marriage means to you, stay true to your values. But you might be giving up something great based on principle alone.
You aren't being insecure.
Your boyfriend is a prick and bully.
Dump him.
I was looking on Craigslist in Los Angeles area and near for an apartment that allows pets and there's quite a few…some are cheap and some are expensive. I'm not familiar with the area you want to move to but it's worth taking a look.
welcome to the end