Dating someone with aspergers

Loving Someone with Asperger’s: 5 Tips to Strengthen Your Bond

By Alan DD. July 3, What should you do and what should you not do? How can you make things work? And sometimes it takes less of our energy to do it. And be careful when touching on a topic we are interested in: we will talk and talk, and will love it if you share the same interest! Yes, we may not be fans of going out every single weekend, but some days are OK. Keep in mind that we may prefer to spend a day at home, watching a TV series or listening to music.

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All relationships can get complex at times. You might find yourselves searching for ways to address your concerns and tips on how to strengthen your bond. This, in turn, might become the first step toward a stronger relationship. Autism spectrum disorder ASD is an umbrella term for a number of conditions, some of which were previously diagnosed separately. But love is an emotion that can be fully experienced by nearly anyone, despite differences in perception, social interaction patterns, or emotional expression. There are, however, some potential challenges both of you could experience along the way.

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Many autistic adults struggle with discerning if their romantic interest is being honest. When their partner is not open and vulnerable from the beginning, they assume that means they are being dishonest. Therefore , understanding the difference between dishonesty and being vulnerable can be very confusing for someone who is on the autism spectrum.

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Asperger's and adult relationships

Autism may affect some of these preferences and how someone relates to others. An older survey of autistic adults who identified as high functioning found that most wanted romantic relationships. Those in relationships with other autistic people reported having higher relationship satisfaction.

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