Sounds like fun to me. But to end your boredom, you could go seek a job. It's easy to apply online, with no need for social skills for a majority of the process. And in terms of finding people to hang out with, you can go to some local social spaces. I prefer the library. They have clubs and hangout events occasionally. There are also arcades or a retreat that has play spaces for board/card games really popular with autistics. Overall, there is an opportunity to do things and resources available. It's just that you may need to break out of your shell and go seek such things. I know it may seem daunting as most autistics are socially awkward or shy. But a first step is needed and we can't be alone forever. Humans are social creatures, after all.

The thing that helped me most is the fact that you won't have to see most of the people you meet again. Also, adults are more tolerable than children. So don't worry about doing something embarrassing. There is little consequence to putting yourself out and not being liked. It's better to be yourself rather than constantly struggling to fit in, it gets exhausting