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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I broke up with a guy around 7 months of last year because he was not emotionally available and not very affectionate. He had kids who were on the autism spectrum and I wonder if he did too.

He was also very kind and treated me well but in the end it did leave me feeling a bit lonely.

[b]I'm not going to settle because as someone said this is the best it will ever be.[/b] [/quote]

People do grow. You should communicate your needs. 7 months isn't very long, and I disagree that's the best it will ever be. It depends on the person. [/quote]

I did. We went on a vacation for a week and I told him how I felt. He said this is what I'm like. OK. I then went away for 10 days. We texted everyday. But when I got back he never said he missed me or that he couldn't wait to see me. This is not supposed to happen in a new relationship. So I broke up with him. [/quote]

You are the type of person that is better off single[/quote]

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