What should I do with myself?
"draw" gay.
"get a job" gay and a slave to the economic market
"find a hobby." gay, loner, and strong femcel vibes.
All these suggestions would just make you an autist with a job, etc., and the drawing one - you would probably end up drawing trannie anime furries getting pegged for commission, and having a stamp collection.
You can have all these interests and others but still not have any friends. Look at the userbase of this forum. It's the same shit.
The real question is: do you want to have a companion (activity date/person) or an actual friend. The internet is full of all kinds of interests and people meeting in that group to partake in their shared interests. (activity dates)
Friendship is based on trust. You have to be able to trust someone and the in turn you. If you don't then you're just both spitbubble blowing in the same room and have no real connection. The best way to earn friendship is to share something of yourself, your personality, your values, etc with someone you would like to be friends with., and they in turn share something with you. It's a relationship founded on mutual sharing and trust.
Which is why, if of age, I suggest you start an Only Fans page. You'll share pictures of your butthole and SIMPs will share their money with you (after of course the jew owner takes his cut and uses it to fund the genocide in Gaza.
(yes really) )
In all due seriousness, if your condition makes you want to do antisocial things like pick your nose in front of people and fling the boogers at them when speaking to them, then perhaps not do that. But, in this day in age I be you there are legions of SIMPs willing to subject themselves to that sort of treatment. Some may even pay for it.
In short, in absence of starting an Only Fans page:
1. find something you really enjoy.
2. don't do autistic things when meeting people. (saying you're on the spectrum will only buy a certain amount of leeway.)
3. Don't be afraid of speaking about what you enjoy about that particular subject. There are techniques you can employ which can help you get past this. Speaking into a mirror. Practicing what you'll say and how you'll say it. ( muttering "hello, it's nice to meet you," can be actually more harmful than just staring at them like a potato.)
4. and if this person doesn't like you/show interest don't take it personally. and the more you practice the more natural you'll feel being around new people.
5. Lastly, avoid anyone that says things that are barbs. (sarcastic toned "oh you look nice today" or people who constantly make you the butt of jokes)
They are jews and or bullies. jeoos and bullies are sensitive to insecurity and like to take advantage of this and will use your vulnerability against you.
Good luck
with your Only Fans page.