Jonathan1990
Active Member
For years I have always wanted a girlfriend but up until now this seemed impossible. On Wednesday though I'm meeting a woman who's fancied me since 2014 when I last saw her. We have been in touch with each other since 2018 for 4 years. Since then she's always gone on about meeting up with me and has not been able to due to her autism and mine. This week though her mom is bringing her to McDonald's so I can finally see her for real. Today I've founded out things I never knew.
1. She is adopted as her original parents threw her out at birth along with a brother who I'll probably never meet with him been somewhere else in the country.
2. The only warning that I was given was that she has to have things in her ears to help her hear better which I will find funny.
3. Just like me she's been wanting a boyfriend for years.
4. She went to the same school as I did but must have gone somewhere after I left between 2007 and 2011 when she graduated.
5. We are just both unique.
I already knew that she's come on a long way since I saw her last. She can now talk. She's also made herself better looking and dyed her hair pink to look more attractive.
I need advice on how to cope for the next couple of days as I feel very nervous about this extraordinary moment and struggling to eat during the day and sleep at night.
1. She is adopted as her original parents threw her out at birth along with a brother who I'll probably never meet with him been somewhere else in the country.
2. The only warning that I was given was that she has to have things in her ears to help her hear better which I will find funny.
3. Just like me she's been wanting a boyfriend for years.
4. She went to the same school as I did but must have gone somewhere after I left between 2007 and 2011 when she graduated.
5. We are just both unique.
I already knew that she's come on a long way since I saw her last. She can now talk. She's also made herself better looking and dyed her hair pink to look more attractive.
I need advice on how to cope for the next couple of days as I feel very nervous about this extraordinary moment and struggling to eat during the day and sleep at night.