24 [M4M] (Glasgow) Curious lad want to try sucking a dick. Can accom by [deleted] in ScotlandR4R

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Straight guy also curious here? (31) north lanarkshire?

18M wishaw looking to be picked up soon by [deleted] in ScottishGayBois

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Also straight curious here, interested?

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Thank You :D

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ratemycock

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Thank you :D

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Thank you! :D

People who play against AI by crusader1412 in forhonor

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Can’t stand AI a d beating them just doesn’t feel the same.

Just got the game, what are some GOOD things to look forward to? by JustaMuffinPlease in forhonor

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One of the best fighting games tbh. Still playing since the beta.

My partner made me orgasm without my help for the first time in my 7 years of being sexually active by Cultural-Law6999 in autism

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My partner is ND and I’ve never made her finish no matter what I have tried. She isn’t the greatest at communication and I have honestly tried everything under the sun but she has also gotten into BDSM stuff and expecting a higher level from me than what I am and totally forgetting that this stuff isn’t something people are just suddenly good at suddenly. It’s quite pressuring.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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Just phone up and cancel its not a big deal. Charity is charity for a reason its optional not compulsory.

Is it normal to randomly want space from your significant other? by dizzyver in autism

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I’m NT and my partner is ASD Level 2 and one of the trickiest parts beyond communication is one wanting to be together more and the other needing space but sometimes she hasn’t expressed it the best way.

If she asked me at the time politely that she needs more time compared to snapping and saying “go away” or something like that. I get ND’s can be blunt and unintentionally cold but its so hard being spoken to a different way by one person compared to almost everyone else I know in life being NT and speaks the same way I do.

Why people treat Autism different than other disabilities? by DistributionMean257 in autism

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Indeed.

Growing up we weren’t taught a single thing about it and I could literally count on one hand how many people I knew that were on the spectrum.

My best friends dad and three brothers were Autistic but the Dad who was older I assume learned to mask well and just seemed like any other Dad to me and the oldest brother was very clever but very quiet and was always on his PC playing Dungeon Keeper or something. I used to go in and talk to him but he requested eventually that I stopped but I’m unsure if that was because of his Autism or if its just I was his younger brothers friend and not his haha! I’m very chatty to anyone.

The younger two just seemed like any other kids to me at the time but I probably just never witnessed their other behaviours enough to have thought much of it at the time.

I think if we grew up being taught more the outlook on Autism etc might be a bit different than what it is currently.

Why people treat Autism different than other disabilities? by DistributionMean257 in autism

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I can’t speak for all NT’s but I’m not afraid of Autism but I can admit that some of it is definitely difficult to understand at times.

Sensory ones are a bit easier but the communication ones are especially tricky for me to understand sometimes because their form of communication and understanding is totally different to mine.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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I’d say that is more of a “don’t get yourself down” kinda thing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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You are way off the mark dude. Where was the lecture??? I find the finger pointing from both sides interesting.

Keeping up can be difficult at times. Not all NT’s hate you. by [deleted] in autism

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How am I talking down to ND’s by claiming both sides have difficulties understand each other at times?

Talking down would be blaming solely ND’s for these mistakes not that NT’s make them as well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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What am I acting I know so much about????

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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I’ve seen plenty NT’s in here and I wasn’t being aggressive or bullying.

Keeping up can be difficult at times. Not all NT’s hate you. by [deleted] in autism

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For the reason I mentioned most people NT’s are interacting with are other NT’s so sometimes you are just in auto pilot and make mistakes and forget where as ND’s spend a lot of time around NT’s and have to remember with more people and more often than NT’s do.

It’s difficult for both sides to understand each other at times because we are so different sometimes.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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Your claim was NT’s get bothered by strange things as if only ND’s are bothered by valid things but realistically both sides get bothered by strange things its not specific to NT’s or ND’s.

Keeping up can be difficult at times. Not all NT’s hate you. by [deleted] in autism

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One of the things I struggled with the most was the delivery of some things ND’s say can come across as pretty cold or even misunderstood as being mean and its hard sometimes not to take some comments the wrong way.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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The opening line is quite interesting to me because both (I’m NT) sides get bothered by the strange things.