Boo: I'mma pretend you didn't use 'drama' to describe someone offering to honestly answer your question, since it's pretty petty (and I don't understand what motivates it, to be honest. It's not like we have a history of poor interactions or anything.)
The honest answer is that like many autistics, I have trouble negotiating relationships. My social development is irregular--in the right circumstances and under ideal conditions, I do all right. If things are happening in a circumstance which allows for processing time, and in which I can retreat if pushed, I'll be okay most of the time.
However, under the press which NTs live with, I'm so overwhelmed that it's hard for me to discriminate very well. Add to that the tendency of certain kinds of guys to be very pushy and persistent, as well as a tendency to believe people are nice and mean well on my part, and it's easy for me to be in hot water before I'm done processing what the hell happened. On top of that, I genuinely am interested in other people, and I genuinely want to hear what they're saying and understand them, as imperfectly as I am capable of doing so. Add to that the desire to be happy and to make the other person happy, and it's easy for me to end up in a relationship that turns out to be sh***y. It's not a conspiracy of jerks, it's more them taking advantage of a vulnerability which pops up in the profiles of male and female autistics, both low and high functioning.
The solution is not to be pushy, though, since I suspect that might be someone's take away after reading the previous paragraph. The solution is to stand out by not being a pushy a**hole. When I catch on to what's going on, I'm resentful of the other person and break things off. What I want is a respectful relationship, even if it's respectfully f**k buddies (and yes, totally possible.)
So, instead of mourning not being bad boy enough, maybe think about the unique ways you can understand women who are aspies or auties (or even just introspective) because you share so many basic cognitive needs. It seems to me like that would be more healthy than getting angry.
Make of it what you will, of course. And again, I'm currently what the kids these days like to call crunk, so this is not my most tactful. Let me know if I need to apologize or something.
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