I'm not sure who made you a leader of men, I think that may be in your own head.
Just like I don't care about your education, I didn't care much for the pair of degrees my wife had either.
She still saw fit to marry me, with my basic secondary education. I'm more of a practical type anyway.
Maybe that was the appeal, a man that can build stuff and drive big trucks and cranes. Who knows?
I don't think you seem to get that it was I who rejected her ultimately. For things she did which I have no
need to discuss here. The reason we didn't have a great deal of sex was because after she crossed the line
I never pursued it anymore, I just wasn't interested anymore. I went overnight back into my mindset prior
to this relationship. Back to the time when I thought they just weren't worth the hassle. Back to when I was
celibate for 7 years (ages 21-28 for reference) as I've already mentioned. It is true to say however that
I turned her down a great many times during my marriage, I'd feign illness, pretend to be asleep or deliberately
be a d1ck all day so that banging me would be the last thing on her mind. It took a while but eventually she
stopped trying. I saw to that pretty permanently by moving into the spare room. There was no shouting or
arguing as some might imagine there would have been, just quiet protest.
As some posters have suggested, it isn't this one woman that I married that turned me any way or another.
I was born like this, I was this way when I met her, I remember her telling me how confused she was that I wasn't
all over her back then, she couldn't figure out why I wouldn't make a move. Despite her knowing I was 7 years celibate.
At the time I was 28, with her being just 18. Our first sexual experience involved her pushing me against the wall, and
getting to her knees until the job was done. I never started anything, we were just talking about music. I just don't initiate
anything with women, ever. I am not driven to do so, so the heat of the moment doesn't exist for me. I have been 1cm
away from physical penetration before and still found a reason to bail long before I ever met my wife to be. If you
knew jack sh1t about autistic people as you claim, you'd know that unusual attitudes to sex held by autistic people
are far from uncommon. As a side note, I never knew that this was a neurotypical only platform. I'm only entertaining
this conversation at all because my story is every bit as real as the d1ck growing out of your forehead, and thus deserves
to be heard. It may not be a typical story in some ways but in many others, it played out like many marriages do.
In a nutshell, despite my natural inclinations to avoid and never pursue women, I met someone who I thought was
worth the effort. I tried to slot into the boyfriend/fiance/husband storyline that we have rammed down our throats,
because I thought I'd found an exception to my rule. I was wrong. So it's back to default settings for me. The
difference between then and now being that I care no longer about fitting into the storyline again.