Benefits of dating someone on the spectrum

Do people on the spectrum want to date other people?

Often a misconception is that people on the spectrum want to only date others who are on the spectrum. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. We just want to find someone we connect with and can be ourselves with.

Why should I be honest with people on the spectrum?

We will respect you even more for being honest with us, as people on the spectrum tend to be some of the most authentic people you will ever meet. If you’re shocked that we have autism, don’t be. Some people on the spectrum tend to fall on the line of having an ‘invisible disability.’

What do people with autism bring to dating?

People with autism bring some unique strengths to the world of dating. One value that people with autism bring to relationships is their candidness: people on the spectrum tend to bluntly verbalize what’s on their mind.

How do people on the autism spectrum deal with relationships?

If people on the spectrum approach new friendships and romantic relationships with self-compassion and do not give up on themselves or the people they socialize with, they will have thriving relationships in no time. In short, keep practicing and keep up your confidence.

What do people on the spectrum want in a relationship?

Often a misconception is that people on the spectrum want to only date others who are on the spectrum. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. We just want to find someone we connect with and can be ourselves with. We aren’t mind readers so tell us when we may be going too fast or too slow.

Can We date people who are not on the autism spectrum?

We can date people who aren’t on the autism spectrum. Often a misconception is that people on the spectrum want to only date others who are on the spectrum. This couldn’t be farther from the truth.

What is spectrum singles?

As a unique dating and social media website created BY people on the spectrum FOR people on the spectrum, Spectrum Singles has created an environment where people are surrounded by others who understand their issues and way of life.

How does it feel to date on the autism spectrum?

Well, that’s similar to how an autistic person feels about their special interests and their love life. Romantic relationships can be difficult to maneuver when you’re dating on the autism spectrum. Romantic relationships are complex and confusing for neurotypical people.

The answer to “Can autistic people love?” appears to be yes, but autism dating may be more challenging since those who live with autism can have difficulty meeting new people, leading to anxiety with autism and romantic relationships.

Do autistic people have different attitudes to relationships?

Can you have a relationship with someone on the autistic spectrum?

It is also common that problems with depression and anxiety create tensions within a relationship. The neuro typical partner can begin to take the role of carer. They often say they feel isolated and alone in the relationship. But there are successful relationships between people on the autistic spectrum and neuro typicals.

Why should I get my partner diagnosed with autism?

Getting a diagnosis can help your partner to make sense of their life experiences and begin to identify with other autistic people. It can also help you to understand your partner better and see why they may face certain difficulties.

How does Autism affect dating and intimacy?

For autistic people, navigating intimate relationships and dating can present its own unique challenges. As a non-autistic person, it might be difficult to support your autistic partner. They may communicate in a different way to you, or find it hard to express their needs and desires.

How can I support my partner with autism?

However, there may be adjustments that you need to make, such as thinking about the way you communicate with your autistic partner. You may have the additional responsibility of helping them to manage their money, employment or supporting them to advocate. Partners often contact us to talk about relationship strategies and other support.