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Yes, tho they tend to stick with certain hobbies more. I guess if we see a post in a few months about the dude suddenly being completely into rollerskating we know what's up.
And you assumed op used the right neutral tone without the history to generate such distrust
So you don’t want to reach out because you don’t want someone who isn’t interest in you to talk to you, but you want someone who isn’t interested in you to reach out. Make it make sense. You sound hurt that it didn’t workout. It’s best to move on and not think about him.
If you want someone who shares your values, a Mormon probably isn’t compatible. “Still a member” is a Mormon. Have a serious conversation about values and what you both want (and don’t want.) If you were teens or early 20s, dating would be fine, but at 28, you don’t want to waste time on someone you have no future with.
Agreed, I was besotted with someone when I was 18 and thought he felt the same. After almost a year, he was still referring to me as his friend when he talked about me to his mates. He did cheat a lot, but I only found out after I ended things with him.
I have mentioned that it is when time is highly limited. I do not advocate for isolation, but if there so little time only activity can be done, your parner should have priority.
Besides from what I have seen every marriage where partners do not adhere to this principle has strange tendency to fall apart. This why I have come to this conclusion in the first place.
That was the point inferred by the original comment – that no severe trauma was mentioned, and severe trauma is rare, therefore it's definitely nothing to do with working memory. I disputed that by saying it's not rare, and it doesn't only happen with severe trauma.
That's the best summary I can give. I also HAVE complex PTSD, so it sometimes takes me some time to figure out what I'm trying to say and articulate it sussinctly.
Those things aren't mutual exclusive. And you seem to be bothered by the fact that we, autistic people, exist, why is that?
Sorry I missed that. You've discussed it with him and no change, right? If conversation doesn't work, what's left?
It's not genuine, you're being duped. He's asked you out repeatedly and when that didn't work he thought friends with benefits would fly? He's literally doing what ever he has to do to get what he wants from you. Super disrespectful.
Amen to that!