Dating a woman with asperger syndrome

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

Welcome to the latest installment of my blog series: Dating on the Autism Spectrum. I have shared dating tips for autistic individuals, talked about how to handle conflict, and offered tips for neurotypical partners. Today, I want to talk about the unique challenges neurodiverse women have when dating on the autism spectrum. One of the most common things women with autism bring up about dating is their wish that their partners would be direct. Ultimately, what may make a relationship very challenging and stressful for a woman with autism is indirect communication and sarcasm.

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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.

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In a relationship where one individual is on the autism spectrum, there are likely many more opportunities for misunderstandings and frustration. In recent years, it has been helpful that there is more information and resources focused on neuro-diverse relationships. More is available for couples and individuals, including more for women, in relationships with men on the autism spectrum.

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Dating on the Autism Spectrum: Tips for Neurodiverse Women

By: D. Sinclair Terrasidius. Started a relationship , only to discover you are dating someone with Aspergers? Lead writer Andrea Blundell explores how to cope when your partner is on the autism spectrum.

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