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09 Oct 2008, 7:11 pm

0.

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09 Oct 2008, 9:40 pm

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I am very close to giving up on a very good friend.


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10 Oct 2008, 5:28 am

Still holding at -5

My own mother told me that no woman will want me unless I stop watching South Park.


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10 Oct 2008, 6:38 am

Tim_Tex wrote:
My own mother told me that no woman will want me unless I stop watching South Park.


She's dead wrong.



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10 Oct 2008, 7:47 am

Tim_Tex wrote:
Still holding at -5

My own mother told me that no woman will want me unless I stop watching South Park.


lol.

Yeah it's hard sometimes when you're under pressure to act "normal". I'm starting to rethink what "normal" means anyway, and I'm starting to think maybe it's not such a good thing... more like a bland, grey, boring, thing..

+1 not too bad, just visited a girlfriend and we watched Sailor Moon together - Mamoru is hot! ;)


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10 Oct 2008, 9:14 am

Yeah, many folks watch South-Park and have romantic relationships.

Though I'd hate a guy who'd talk about SP.

Watch it - all he wants, sure thing! But talk to me about it... no, thanks.


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10 Oct 2008, 2:28 pm

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Alright today. There is work to be done later today so I may not be on much if at all.


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10 Oct 2008, 10:41 pm

sunshower wrote:
Tim_Tex wrote:
Still holding at -5

My own mother told me that no woman will want me unless I stop watching South Park.


lol.

Yeah it's hard sometimes when you're under pressure to act "normal". I'm starting to rethink what "normal" means anyway, and I'm starting to think maybe it's not such a good thing... more like a bland, grey, boring, thing..

+1 not too bad, just visited a girlfriend and we watched Sailor Moon together - Mamoru is hot! ;)


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Not only are there no single female Aspie women who like South Park who are in my area, there are no single NT women who like it either who go to my school.

That means that all women at my school who are single are NT and conservative.


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11 Oct 2008, 8:09 am

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Not only are there no single female Aspie women who like South Park who are in my area, there are no single NT women who like it either who go to my school.


On the other side of the coin, females need not be interested in South Park, or of the same political ideology as you for you to get along with them. Relations are not just about interests and [social and/or political] ideas; one can form an everlasting relationship for another even if they're of a totally different mindset, if they get along peacefully and they make each other happy with how they interact.



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11 Oct 2008, 9:14 am

Danielismyname wrote:
Tim_Tex wrote:
Not only are there no single female Aspie women who like South Park who are in my area, there are no single NT women who like it either who go to my school.


On the other side of the coin, females need not be interested in South Park, or of the same political ideology as you for you to get along with them. Relations are not just about interests and [social and/or political] ideas; one can form an everlasting relationship for another even if they're of a totally different mindset, if they get along peacefully and they make each other happy with how they interact.


I am starting to think that religion should be banned, like it was in some of the communist countries in Eastern Europe during the Cold War. Nearly everyone I come across who likes South Park is either atheist, agnostic, Wiccan, or pagan.

South Park is how I determine whether someone is liberal or conservative. If someone watches it, they're liberal. If they don't, they're conservative.


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11 Oct 2008, 9:56 am

South Park is how I determine whether someone is liberal or conservative. If someone watches it, they're liberal. If they don't, they're conservative.

Uhm, not really. I completly agree with Danielismyname. To me, it just means they watch it, nothing more. If you want to really deturmine if they are liberal or not, you ask and talk about politics. My grandad is very much a strict conservative, as is my mom, and I tell you that's the best way to confirm which side they choose.

You are ok with NT women now, and don't call them greedy anymore? That is wanderful!

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11 Oct 2008, 10:04 am

I'm a 5 right now. Happy we're finally going to start putting a roof on my house. :)


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11 Oct 2008, 6:06 pm

Tim_Tex wrote:
Danielismyname wrote:
Tim_Tex wrote:
Not only are there no single female Aspie women who like South Park who are in my area, there are no single NT women who like it either who go to my school.


On the other side of the coin, females need not be interested in South Park, or of the same political ideology as you for you to get along with them. Relations are not just about interests and [social and/or political] ideas; one can form an everlasting relationship for another even if they're of a totally different mindset, if they get along peacefully and they make each other happy with how they interact.


I am starting to think that religion should be banned, like it was in some of the communist countries in Eastern Europe during the Cold War. Nearly everyone I come across who likes South Park is either atheist, agnostic, Wiccan, or pagan.

South Park is how I determine whether someone is liberal or conservative. If someone watches it, they're liberal. If they don't, they're conservative.


Tim, I think you worry a lot about all these things. I know what it's like because I worry too. None of the guys I meet match up the exact criteria I have in my head, and so I don't even give them a chance. But lately I've been realizing that love isn't about criteria. If you do find someone you really love, either NT or aspie, the ideas of criteria should just fall away.
But I know it's all very easy to say, but not easy to let go of. I recently got put off a guy just because he went to Sunshine Coast Uni (I thought - not smart enough, nup.) I find myself thinking, I don't want to go out with a guy unless he's an OP1 (highest school academic ranking), witty, open minded about EVERYTHING (and I mean, everything), can be both extremely outgoing and extremely introverted (like me), is really into music, likes to talk about random stuff and is inventive and original in his conversation (can go on imagination rampages and play along), is self confident and doesn't need to be looked after (can look after me, but isn't controlling or bossy), is really nice and caring to all people and doesn't have a mean or nasty streak, is NOT MANIPULATIVE, etc etc etc.

I pretty much shut down every potential guy that approaches me within the first 10 minutes.

Do you feel better now you know you're not alone in this? ;)


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11 Oct 2008, 6:35 pm

3. Just had an oreo shake.

And tim, I think you're just a little too picky. I don't watch south park, but it's because I go to bed too early. (i work at 2am) I don't see how you could become interested in someone just based on what TV show they watch. Quite honestly I doubt my brother even knows what shows his girlfriend watches on TV, and neither do I think he cares. But hey, to each their own..


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11 Oct 2008, 7:00 pm

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Alone without anyone to enjoy an empty house with tonight and anxiety keeps me from solving that problem. I would be lower if I wasn't getting ready to do something about it.


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11 Oct 2008, 7:28 pm

-6. Can't stop worrying about my toxic mortgage, lack of savings and the US economy.