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Can a person be too much of a homebody for a relationship?

8 upvotes • Motor_Feed9945
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How to convince my mom that I’m truly not “normal”?

8 upvotes • SamSlowlySmiling
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Just got a job and want to quit already

8 upvotes • Finn-reddit
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As a late diagnosed folk I often think of the kids on the spectrum I worked with before I knew

8 upvotes • bobsuruncoolbirb
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What is masking?

8 upvotes • hamlin81
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People who were diagnosed as adults, how much did you adapt before the reveal?

8 upvotes • akai_yaiba
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Travellers, how are you able to sleep in hotels?

8 upvotes • westlinkbelfast
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I’ve struggled with dating my entire adult life, and I feel I’ve only had girlfriends because they’ve approached me

7 upvotes • RipeTurtle64
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Advice on dating someone who wants to talk on the phone

7 upvotes • Stoned_Reflection
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How should I handle finding myself in social situations in which a single person keeps pissing me off with almost everything they say or write. I know I'm the problem.

7 upvotes • Shy_Sasha
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