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Greycel
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Hi, I'm new here.
For many years, I've wanted what normies have, mainly the existence of a romantic life. Goes without saying, I have had zero success, and not through lack of trying. Careful not to come across as "humblebragging" - I have nothing to brag about trust me - but let's just say I've worked on myself intensely, largely in line with normie advice, in a vain attempt to access the positive aspects of such a life.
I learned to mask to the point casual observers don't notice I'm autistic. But people always sense something is off. Any time I try to express any emotion or even basic communication to a female, I get met with disgust/ghosting, and never any feedback. Every single time it's just "oh we don't click that way".
I have no personality because I'm autistic, so it's over. I think I come across as uncanny, creepy, awkward and rude because I'm always slightly off with my manual replication of social skills. No girl wants a sperg, they want a confident neurotypical guy.
I'm severely depressed, I cannot function in daily life. Seeing normies talk so casually about things that are a pipe dream for me like having a gf is torture. Seeing normies enjoying their life while I cannot is purgatory. I always compare myself to others, and how can I not - it's logical to do so. People try to feed me copes but I always think them through and find them to be just that - copes. One of the most annoying things I hear normies say is that we're all asexual like Sheldon Cooper - such fucking bullshit. Male spergs actually report a higher than average sex drive, but very few of us get to satisfy it. Same goes for romantic connection. I'd love to buy a girl flowers and see her smile, but I'm always friendzoned before I have a chance. The prospect of dying without ever experiencing love is hell.
I have found some interesting data and talks on the topic of autism and inceldom, posted below. A very blunt and honest assessment of autism for men, unlike the copey mainstream shit.
What are the communities thoughts on this? Does autism hold you back tangibly so?
Some data analysis:
View: https://youtu.be/R0XaEnfH9P8
The uncanny valley in the context of autism:
View: https://youtu.be/YykdCmFdCAQ
For many years, I've wanted what normies have, mainly the existence of a romantic life. Goes without saying, I have had zero success, and not through lack of trying. Careful not to come across as "humblebragging" - I have nothing to brag about trust me - but let's just say I've worked on myself intensely, largely in line with normie advice, in a vain attempt to access the positive aspects of such a life.
I learned to mask to the point casual observers don't notice I'm autistic. But people always sense something is off. Any time I try to express any emotion or even basic communication to a female, I get met with disgust/ghosting, and never any feedback. Every single time it's just "oh we don't click that way".
I have no personality because I'm autistic, so it's over. I think I come across as uncanny, creepy, awkward and rude because I'm always slightly off with my manual replication of social skills. No girl wants a sperg, they want a confident neurotypical guy.
I'm severely depressed, I cannot function in daily life. Seeing normies talk so casually about things that are a pipe dream for me like having a gf is torture. Seeing normies enjoying their life while I cannot is purgatory. I always compare myself to others, and how can I not - it's logical to do so. People try to feed me copes but I always think them through and find them to be just that - copes. One of the most annoying things I hear normies say is that we're all asexual like Sheldon Cooper - such fucking bullshit. Male spergs actually report a higher than average sex drive, but very few of us get to satisfy it. Same goes for romantic connection. I'd love to buy a girl flowers and see her smile, but I'm always friendzoned before I have a chance. The prospect of dying without ever experiencing love is hell.
I have found some interesting data and talks on the topic of autism and inceldom, posted below. A very blunt and honest assessment of autism for men, unlike the copey mainstream shit.
What are the communities thoughts on this? Does autism hold you back tangibly so?
Some data analysis:
View: https://youtu.be/R0XaEnfH9P8
The uncanny valley in the context of autism:
View: https://youtu.be/YykdCmFdCAQ





