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If you truly feel you have a porn addiction you need to seek treatment for that. But do it for yourself and to improve your own life, not because you think it'll repair this relationship. Part of what you should talk about with your therapist is that at 28 you feel your “soulmate” is someone just 20 (and nowhere near ready to make lifelong commitments). In people with addictions there's often an element of self destruction and auto-sabotage at play. This may be evident in both your reliance on porn and in your choice of inappropriate partners. Try to get to the bottom of why you keep setting yourself up for failure. Good luck.
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I'm autistic too, and autistic or not, it doesn't seem like it's a healthy relationship for you.
You've done your best and gone far beyond many people would do.
As an autistic person, I find it very hard to make and keep friendships, but specifically because I know what type of relationship I can provide and what I expect of a friendship back, which is not everyone's cup of tea and I understand that- doesn't mean I force my friendship on others or think people should keep being my friend if the relationship turns to be bad for either of us.
I was also late diagnosed, at 21 last year, so it's been certainly a time to adapt and understand why and how it affects me the way it does, and how it affects others-
One thing I think would be very good, if you want to contact her one last time, is to expose what you think truthfully, and what things you think should improve for her to have better meaningful relationships in the future, at least me, I would appreciate that (maybe not in the moment if I feel bad about it, but over time so I can improve). I like when people are direct and tell me how they feel. Your said you aren't good about opening up and saying how you really feel, and while I know you tried it, it might have come out of left field for her since it's the first time hearing you weren't happy with how things were going (I imagine). Don't expect or give foot to any answer though, good or bad- and you don't even need to do that if you don't want to, I just know I would appreciate it myself, but if you think it risks more emotional turmoil for you, then don't.
Let karma take care of it, don't you bother
Call her a silly goose and walk away.
The amount of money people spend on rings, or expect people to spend on rings blows my mind. There is no reason to drop that much money on jewelry unless you are fabulously wealthy and genuinely want to. I've also heard the ring should be like 3 times your monthly pay or something absurd like that.
A little perspective for you: The ring my SO and I have agreed on is $300. Real stones, real gold, real cheap. I don't want him to spend a crazy amount of money on something that could get lost, stolen, or damaged. Is it the ring of my dreams? No. Is it beautiful? Yes. Will it make me happy everytime I see it because it's a physical symbol of our love? Yes.
My mom did that when I first moved back in(after a break up) and there's no lock on my door. I told her point blank that at some point she will see me masturbating and she stopped.