
richpilled
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Greetings fellow autists. Here’s my current situation: in college, 6’2, in a frat, on the rowing team, and pretty good looking (I pass every threshold, no one would say I’m supermodel material but I kind of look stereotypically waspy chad-y). But this forum, growing up nontraditionally (divorced parents, had to leave town like 3x a week in hs so I didn’t have friends or girl experience) and my neurodivergency have created a really weird ego situation. I know deep down I could pull good looking women, but I make excuses for myself and try to tell myself that it’s my looks holding me back. At the same time, I know that in reality, especially compared to most people, I look good and so I come off as confident. This leads to weird social situations where girls make moves on me and I reject them because my insecurity tells me I’m not good enough yet, I need to be actual chad and THEN I can slay, even though I could now. How do I escape this stupid ass self-induced prison I’m in. I feel like I’m wasting college.