You're at a real disadvantage having autism, because unless you're wired differently than the autistic people I know well, you have a hard time reading people's emotions and intentions. And that makes you vulnerable to manipulation and mistreatment. I hope I'm not generalizing much, because I have several autistic children, teens and adults in my family and circle of family friends, and that's a pretty absolute statement for all of them.Ok question from the local autistic dude. How do you tell for sure? Gimme two or three clear signs that youāve hit the break point where the lines are no longer merely blurred to entice profit flowing from you to her, but an actual connection?
Because right now, my default stance for everyone new in my life is āŠ½Šµ веŃŃ, не бойŃŃ, не ŠæŃŠ¾ŃŠø: Donāt trust, donāt fear, donāt beg.ā Coincidently a Russian prison saying, allegedly the creed of the GRU Spetsnaz soldier during Soviet times, and a hit song by t.a.T.u. You remember those fake Russian lesbians they had on MTV right? Ya them girls.
Iām already at a disadvantage socially on a neurological level. I also have higher priorities than love, and I really donāt have time to be slowed down by anyone. Yet I donāt want my bullshit to cause me to ignore a potential genuine friendship, or anything else. Because, you know, I like making real friends. I donāt wanna treat or view someone as a piece of meat, as āthe merchandiseā to use a real fucked up euphemism imparted on me by a former Army Intel friend of mine.
See my dilemma? I gotta take my time to vet people. And itās one thing to meet someone on set or to become one of their colleagues (a future hope, not my current status), itās another to escape the mental cage that every client is put into by default. Cause they canāt do their job without keeping up a wall either.
How do you know? It's hard for me, so it would be harder for you. It's not a specific set of things, but more about generalities and feelings. Hoe she reacts to certain things you say and do, both physically and verbally. It's what her eye contact and body language are like when you're talking, since that's the part of the date where they have to be most real and least like what they do in their career. And even then, you can't always know. If they offer to give you their cell phone number? That's a much better sign than them not offering it, but it's nowhere near an absolute. Do they respond when you text them? Quickly? Regularly? Do they text you or only respond when you text them? Do you text them too much and ruin something that might have been good? The answers to all of these are on a spectrum (see wha tI did there), and no one answer is definitive. Heck, no 5 answers that all point to positives can even be definitive. She may just be a good actress or be really good at playing guys for saps so they think there's more there and want to book more.
Every scenario is different. Every woman is going to have a different relationship with each guy and vice versa, but the same can be said for all relationships, not just porn star escorts and clients. Go into it knowing you could very well get used for a single purpose, and if it's more than that, you should know in time.In my experience, an escort confiding in and possibly trauma bonding with a client makes the client that much more pliable to manipulation and coercion. People are human beings and Iāve met escorts whoāve done things for me that no one else in that line of work would.
And Iāve also met the ones who use and abuse people in order to survive. Even a professional whoās gotten their shit straight I believe is far more likely to view you as a paycheck and/or a retirement plan option, than as a mate. Let alone a more amoral or desperate type of person.
āFriendly, not friendsā might be the best we can hope for, with astronomically rare exceptions. Theyāre mercenaries and so are we. Exceptions to the rule always exist. Let me know if you figured out how to be one.
