Love On The Spectrum's Abbey Reveals She Wanted A Boyfriend To Feel “Normal”
Abbey Romeo became one of the most recognisable faces on Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum, but her journey to finding love, identity and a voice was anything but simple. In this conversation, Abbey opens up about growing up with autism, the reality of feeling isolated and misunderstood, and what life was really like…
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