Dating sites for adults with autism

New Dating App Hiki Helps People With Autism Find Love and Friendship

I really would like to push myself into actually having an adult life. I tried to look on other dating sites but their just the same. I have the same problem. I want to enjoy an adult life too, but I can't seem to get started. I have not had luck with online dating apps when everyone on them is the same. I hope you are more lucky and that things will get better. I think you could try them and find out for yourself. I think if someone feels off, go with your gut. I should probably have guessed your age from your username!

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Hiki , the first dating and friendship app specifically for the autistic community, launched publicly July The mobile app aims to foster romantic and platonic relationships between adults with autism -- the fastest-growing developmental disability in the world. Although 70 million people across the globe live with autism, founder Jamil Karriem, 28, said the autistic community is often overlooked. Karriem created the app for his cousin Tyler, a year-old with autism. Tyler told Karriem he was afraid he would never find his soulmate and have a family.

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Whether you've been recently diagnosed, self-diagnosed, or have been embracing your Autism identity for a while, Hiki is your safe haven. Thrive in our all Autistic community where you can meet, chat, and connect with like-minded friends. Hiki stands apart, designed by and for the neurodivergent community. Embrace your Autistic identity with pride in a space where you can be authentically yourself.

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Dating can be fun, exciting, nerve-racking and at times, downright confusing. In the lead up to the ABC series Love on the Spectrum , Emma Gallagher , an autistic researcher from the Aspect Research Centre for Autism Practice ARCAP took a look at what the research tells us about autism and dating and has uncovered a few evidence-based tips that may make navigating the dating world just a little easier. A recent study 1 led by researchers from Deakin University investigated the romantic relationship experiences of autistic people.

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