It's all conjecture, but that's what I picked up on through descriptions of his behavior from this article and others. Of course, I'm not there, so there's always the risk of being like the /r/egg people and shrieking "aspie! apsie! you know that's what you are!" Some people are simply awkward.

As for the experiences, eh, it's all a learning experience. I am able to interact on a reasonably normal level, and have learned to look for certain things and adjust my behavior accordingly. Compared to when I was in my teens and early twenties, I am much more competent at gauging people's behavior and acting in a way that is more "normal human," though I give off pod person vibes to some people. The first woman I described....to be honest, I don't like her at all, but I've come to understand who she is and why she acts the way she does, so it's made me a hell of a lot less bitter towards her. She deserves her healing and her space, and I just tell her to fuck off when she decides to have a go at me.