This may or may not fall under the mental health segments of other threads, but i'm curious about this particularly.
I've had a partner in the past with Aspergers syndrome. And there were some issues in the bedroom, related to their diagnosis. (Like with loud noises, with too little/too much stimulation, under-over sensitivity, etc)
For my partner and I, we found a good balance in verbal guidance on their part, and making sure every bit of communication was brought up. But some of the more practical sensitivities were difficult. We'd turn off the AC/fans, if noise was bothering them, or play music that didn't bother, etc etc.
I was curious about your experiences with overcoming autism-related experiences with sex and with relationships.
My sincerest apologies if any of my wording was not correct.
I've had a partner in the past with Aspergers syndrome. And there were some issues in the bedroom, related to their diagnosis. (Like with loud noises, with too little/too much stimulation, under-over sensitivity, etc)
For my partner and I, we found a good balance in verbal guidance on their part, and making sure every bit of communication was brought up. But some of the more practical sensitivities were difficult. We'd turn off the AC/fans, if noise was bothering them, or play music that didn't bother, etc etc.
I was curious about your experiences with overcoming autism-related experiences with sex and with relationships.
My sincerest apologies if any of my wording was not correct.
