CelticGoddess wrote:
There's nothing wrong with that though. Why not seek out a mate who meets your sensory and romantic needs? I don't know why Aspies (or anyone else) feels the need to settle. Find someone who meets your sensory/romantic needs. They're out there.
In an ideal world that would be what this man can do. However, he has a bunch of other challenges at the moment. He has no time.
So, putting the fact the man is healing from a separation and has to find someone with specialized sensory and romantic needs, he would have to find a woman that would be able to appear at the drop of a hat when he finds he has a rare few hours free. Then she would have to be able to sit quietly while he talks about how unhappy he is with his current work schedule, maybe touch him the way he wants to be touched and be a model of emotional support. However, with his limited schedule and job-related stress I doubt he would be in a position to listen to any of his new woman's challenges, give her emotional support and provide physical sensations that she wants. He wouldn't have the time and energy to invest in understanding her needs.
When this man is working his intense schedule, the new lady love would have to be busy living her life completely unable to rely on this man for any type of emotional or physical support, or to help with the occasional heavy lifting or ride to the airport if needed. He won't be able to escort her to her cousin's wedding.
I don't know whether there is a farm somewhere where they breed these fantasy women, but I'm not so sure they exist. Well, they do exist but they have to be paid, and paid quite a bit for their services.