@Whiteheart,
Yeah, I figured you'd resist it.
It's interesting you've been tested by two psychologists and a psychiatrist for autism. I've never been tested for that, would never NEED to be, and don't know many people who ever have... but I did know another guy with identical issues to yours who also had been repeatedly tested for it and found "not autistic" by psychologists, but, just like you, continued to have problems with women identical to those encountered by autistic men. Everybody I knew who met him in real life would privately tell me, "He is definitely on the autism spectrum." He always got very upset at anyone suggesting he was autistic.
I'm sorry you view my remarks as belittling. That other guy viewed them that way too. I spent a long time dancing around it with him, because I knew it was a major sore point for him, trying to help him with mechanical suggestions, but nothing worked for the guy. Eventually I figured I might as well just state it directly, but it really aggravated him.
Aside from that, I pointed out a number of explicit social and empathetic problems you are having in my response. If you want some action items, ignore the comments about autism and focus on fixing those.
Here they are again:
- Inability to realize other people are feeling/behaving the same exact way you are
- Sweeping uncharitable assumptions about others external to you
- Strange theories/conclusions about the thoughts and behavior of others that don't seem to stem from anything they actually do
- Rigid closed-mindedness about topics you're not an expert on and strong resistance to viewpoint change
You are not correctly reading the behavior of others. You are blind to what is causing others to react to you how they do, leaving yourself frustrated and stumped at the extremely frequent negative reactions you get from women when socially interacting with them.
Here's
@Will_V's big point:
Like my key points, you ignored this point as well.
Instead, you just engage in ego defense here, ignoring all points and defending your ego. e.g.:
Ego defense.
Ego defense.
Ego defense, and also totally misconstruing my communication and viewing it through an inaccurate superiority/inferiority lens.
Attainability is not about 'superiority', as your attempt to define it as such quickly shows:
- First, you auto-rejected this girl, because she is superior to you.
- After that, she auto-rejected you, because you are superior to her.
- You and her now exist in some kind of Schrödinger's cat quantum state of each of you being at once superior and inferior to the other.
- This, in your mind, is apparently(?) not contradictory at all.
You do not understand auto-rejection, and are using your own redefinition of it as another tool for ego defense.
Ego defense.
I understand it is very painful to have persistent social problems you are unable to solve no matter what you try.
I understand that after a while, to protect one's ego, it becomes attractive, perhaps necessary, to withdraw into a hard webbing of defensive structures constructed to keep undermining opinions out.
I am sorry if it feels like I am "calling you out", or pointing out what you do not want pointed out.
However, this same psychological protective measures you've taken also block you from being able to solve the problems you're facing -- it traps you at the same time it protects you.
I don't know what the solution is. I have heard from guys with your set of issues that they used the site / material to turn things around to large degree, but I haven't personally witnessed it and I don't know what the procedure is for men of this neural configuration. My direct conversations with men with rigid social issues and extremely strong ego defense has always led to a null outcome, where the guy completely resisted any advice and just clammed up harder in his shell.
Perhaps you can bookmark this thread, then totally forget about it and consider me totally mistaken and wrongheaded about you for now (well, we both know you will do that anyway, right

). Then if at some time in the future you reach a point where the ego defense crumbles and you reach a breaking point, such that you begin to earnestly search for answers, and your mind becomes open, you can return here to trigger some thoughts that'll start you down a path to self-discovery, and eventual self-mastery.
Best wishes,
Chase