Autism?

[Grunt]

Hi, this is a difficult thread to post but I feel it's time to rip the plaster off. It may be cathartic, and it is men's mental health month after all.

Any other guys have autism/on the spectrum/neurodivergent? How does it affect you when it comes to this aspect of life, ie escorts? For me, I find there can be an anxiety and awkwardness to things. I tend to massively overthink things, even though this is purely a transactional arrangement.

Escorts are welcome to discuss this too, if/how they've dealt with clients like this? Do they mind or would they prefer someone more "normal"?

Thanks for your understanding.

[philipkntz]

or would they prefer someone more "normal"?

Normal? What's that?

Don't think you'll find any of them around here.

[MistressMonique]

We are all unique, there is no "normal" we need to re evaluate our thought process to understand and accept each other as we are - I have clients with anxiety, asd, lots of other medical issues - time, patience and understanding aswell as naughty - choose wisely and chat to your chosen lady

Kisses

Mistress Megaera

[dereen]

A good escort is just about the most understanding and forgiving woman you'll ever meet mate, in many ways. A good encounter with the right girl is a great confidence boost and will leave you on a high.
The only issue is that if they're your main interaction with women, you can end up with a inaccurate picture. All things in moderation, especially moderation.

[Irelandbeautyyy]

Everyone has something own…

No worries at all and good luck x

[philipkntz]

Yes. We all have issues. Some of us are just better at hiding them. If I were to start off today as a schoolkid, I'd probably be diagnosed with half a dozen conditions that were never heard of in my day. Feck sake, they didn't even pick up on my dyslexia.
Only yesterday a friend commented that she was so jealous of me that I can step on a plane without any fear. She was very surprised to learn how few foreign holidays I've taken. Flying actually frightens the shit out of me. I just bottle it up and put on a brave face when I have to.

[philipkntz]

Sorry. I sort of derailed this thread. Please carry on.

[bananabox999]

Everyone is individual.
Once your nice, well mannered, you will be fine.

Me, im annoying, i know this. I cant sit still for 2 minutes, constantly fidgeting etc... i dont know is it nervs, anxiety or just my way of keeping my mind occupied. Half the time i dont even realise im doing it.

[Silvergrey25]

Everyone is individual.
Once your nice, well mannered, you will be fine.

Me, im annoying, i know this. I cant sit still for 2 minutes, constantly fidgeting etc... i dont know is it nervs, anxiety or just my way of keeping my mind occupied. Half the time i dont even realise im doing it.

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I'm the opposite , I mirror the person I'm meeting because there's that degree of uncertainty to how they will respond to you, I'm only realizing it now. If they are waiting on me it'll be a long wait and slower, if they are proactive and take the lead, those are my best experiences hands down. I've started to learn it's better to let the person I'm meeting know that and see where it goes from there and then there's Alice Evans which is literally " Holy Shit".

[BIGUY99]

Yes. We all have issues. Some of us are just better at hiding them. If I were to start off today as a schoolkid, I'd probably be diagnosed with half a dozen conditions that were never heard of in my day. Feck sake, they didn't even pick up on my dyslexia.
Only yesterday a friend commented that she was so jealous of me that I can step on a plane without any fear. She was very surprised to learn how few foreign holidays I've taken. Flying actually frightens the shit out of me. I just bottle it up and put on a brave face when I have to.

No problems with flying
It’s the crashing bit that worries me