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Every girl or lady is different. And don't feel bad. Let her down gently as it is no ones fault. Is just you find she is not for you. And only by dating her did you find this out. Enjoy many more dates to come. And maybe, if you have a friend suitable for the one you are not "Gelling" with, then send him her way. She may need time to recover first though.

BUT are you sure it is not a case that you two are deeply in love and are just having a dissagreement? Just mentioning it as it is a question for you to answer for yourself. Just incase you maybe a bit hasty in your thoughts.

The thing I appreciate the most about having good relationships is being able to converse on a more profound level. Things I always enjoy talking about is people's personal values, their worldview (optimistic or pessimistic) and the big changes that may lie in the future of humanity. Especially when you really try to understand the other person and try not to be judgemental, conversations like that can be very rewarding.

At the moment I'm not having this kind of conversations very often. Since a few months I do go to social meetings more often but this remains pretty hard for me because I'm a highly sensitive person. This doesn't affect the relationships I do have directly, but it makes traveling and meeting on different locations a bit harder. Of course having a hard time meeting new people also lowers the chances of starting a relationship, so obviously I'm still single. Having a partner with which I could converse in the way I described is a real desire of me, but I do realize that just being able to have fun with someone is worth allot too.

In the meantime I do enjoy listening to the conversations of other people by listening to podcasts or watching documentaries.

Hi my name is Keith but my nickname is KJ since I'm a junior. I'm 22 years old and recently graduated with an Accounting degree. I lost my words shortly after I turned one and was diagnosed with ASD at age 2. My parents got help for me right away and that lead me to be able to speak again around age 5. I enjoy watching sports and sitcoms in my free time. I enjoy going to the beach and getting out in nature. I also enjoy hanging out with my friends and family. When I was kid, I had the typical obsession for with maps and geography. In middle school I had a tough time since I really struggled to make friends and read social cues. My mom ended up signing up for a program designed to help Autistic people with social skills and making friends. That program really turned my life around and I started being able to navigate friendships and social situations easier. I'm really new to this forum and look forward to getting to know the people here.

I’m Nathaniel. Call me Nate. I was diagnosed in May 2007. I love doing martial arts. Currently studying Taekwondo and Boxing. I am an online college student, majoring in American History.

I am a student with a common student problem. I don't have much time for the rest.

I just moved out, it's only for a month but I have no idea what the next step is as I didn't expect to get this far in adulthood.

Just get settled in, look around the city you live in (if you’re not familiar with it), and then try and find an activity to get involved in.

The dirtiest trick ever played on me was played by my own mother. She named me. I grew up to hate my name so I changed it.

Just created an account today, so gonna stay anonymous at least for now. I am a 22-year old cis-female. I recently graduated from college. I want to go to graduate school to get a PhD and do research on topics related to neurodiversity. I currently work in a research setting. Research consumes most of my time/thoughts. But one of my favorite things to do is go for long walks and listen to music while just reflecting on life and such I like mostly throwback and oldies music because I find it much more sentimental/relatable than today's music. Anyways, for someone with an INFJ personality, it is perfect solitude <3 I don't watch much TV for some reason, most likely because I grew up without cable/satellite/streaming. I have been getting more into reading on my Kindle recently. I keep downloading and reading books related to autism though, but it is a positive enlightening experience

Hi! My name is Emma, I'm sixteen, and new here. I was diagnosed with PDD as a one year old and had a really hard time accepting it until fairly recently. I love everything from Steven Universe to stargazing to skiing and I'm generally quite outgoing. I'm planning to major in psychology in college and am a junior in high school, in a small scranton town. I'm so excited to meet y'all!

I am single IT specialist, 33 years old, Maybe I will find my love here, who knows!

Hey, i'm Filip. I live in Denmark. I have darkblonde hair and amber eyes.
I recently began lifting, I'm in the beginning of my revolution, that is my transformation to a shredded beast

Gyms in Portland are closed because of the pandemic, but when the stay-at-home order ends, I will find a place where I can have a good exercise session without being bothered.

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What Boo said.

one time i tried to dig out a nipple hair that looked ingrown and it was like an inch long.