Redrev9

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r/aromantic•

Hello everyone. My name is Alice. I'm a 23 year old trans fem (she/her) and I've figured I was aromantic for a while now but it never really occurred to me if I could still identify as bi. A few years ago I was dating somebody I met in college but she broke up with me after just under a year because I couldn't really express myself romantically since I just never felt I was sure what to do we're still good friends and I confessed I figured I could be aro when I found out the term and she bluntly told me it made a lot of sense. I've identified as bi for a few years now since I can find men, women and everybody in between physically attractive but I don't have any interest in pursuing a relati

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r/autism•

Hey all. First time poster but I wanted to get something off my chest and maybe see if others can relate.

Basically whenever I see my dad's side of the family it usually goes fine but when we get on the subject of food and what I'm going to eat. It always feels like they have to make a comment like "oh you going to have what you always have" I don't know if it's my difficulty with reading social cues and what not but it always feels super condescending. I just like my routines so what if I want to eat the same thing most of the time? I also feel like I'm being talked down to when I get on the subject of my special interests like anime or Yu-Gi-Oh even though I'm 22.

Any advice? Should I ju

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