One thing I like about her is that she actually reflects many of my favorite things about myself; creativity, empathy (in the non-clinical sense), loyalty, tenderness, love of music, insightfulness and so forth. She makes interesting talks, she's helped me understand my condition a lot and helped me feel better about it, and yes, she's my kind of attractive. It's her mannerisms too.
And her voice. When I was educating my family about Asperger's, we were listening to one of her videos while working on a puzzle, and she said something like "sorry this is so long", and my brother said, "don't be sorry, I could listen to you all day." Yup, you must be my brother, I thought.
I'm quite sure she hears these things all the time, but what can I say. Her being an Aspie makes me happy to be an Aspie, is one way to put it. I can't help but like her.
She is taken. But it has me thinking, maybe there's a few more Majas out there. Maybe some Aspies even. The first thing is, it makes me realize I want to be that sort of an Aspie. It makes me realize there's no reason why I can't develop myself to the same degree she has.