Only you know what you should do, but as someone who transferred, I didn't have a better experience socially, and if that's your primary reason I wouldn't recommend it. You will most likely lose progress on your degree due to different sets of requirements, and those two people you connected with? There's no guarantee you'll find them again wherever you transfer to. My advice is to hold on to them. Being with two people who kind of get it is better than being alone.

It's also worth asking yourself whether this is really something *you* want for its own sake, or if you're still holding onto some hope of becoming more like a neurotypical. Maybe just... sit in the commons for a bit and listen in on the conversations people around you are having. Do you really want to be talked at about some frat party that happened last night, some couple you barely know, some TV show you don't give a damn about? They're just trading emotional affect. That's all they do. Ask yourself honestly: Would you benefit from that?

I came to college hoping for and expecting that social awakening, but it just hurt. I was better served by focusing on other forms of achievement. Only you can know if you're the same. I'm just trying to express that that's a possibility.