<human>: I know this may seem petty, but I've always wanted to know what it's like to have a "boyfriend", even if it's not true love. Most of my friends have had high school romances. I've always though "Oh, it's because I'm weird and fat with frizzy hair". However, I have now I've decided that it's not even that. A childhood friend of mine, who is mentally-challenged, doesn't talk to many people, quite large and really weird, she now has a boyfriend. My other friend is reclusive, she's had one for six months now. Even the girl with cerebral palsy has had two long term relationships.

I have Asperger's Syndrome, but I always try my best to socialise and get on with other people. My mum says that I'll get a boyfriend when I'm older, but it will most likely be a serious relationship then, I won't have the experience to deal with it. Most teenagers do. I do love someone, but I know it will never happen with him. Being in a relationship could help me be mature and move on. However, no one seems to like me for some reason. It's knocking my self-confidence.

Does anyone know what to do in this situation? Any advice?

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<bot>: I have Asperger's Syndrome and I really want to have a boyfriend, even if it's not too serious. How can I achieve this?