Lesbian Aspies...

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Yeah, I am about 99.99% sure I do not have schizophrenia. Any symptoms that come close to fitting are lifelong, and I don't have any psychosis.

Last edited by Verdandi on 22 Jan 2011, 12:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Damn... I've been staring at my long index fingers and wondering what they mean. lol

I'm not gay, I'm just old fashioned. I do support the gay lifestyle. Do whatever makes you feel comfortable.

My lifestyle is not like that of other lesbians I know, and certainly not like any gay men. I don't think there's such a thing as "the gay lifestyle." I do not think orientation can even be a lifestyle.

I agree. Being bisexual hasn't changed how I would have lived my life beyond the occasional "she's got a nice rack" whispered to my husband.

I have aspergers and I'm mainly attracted to women, but I have longer index fingers. The things is, both my parents have the same digit ratio, as do my two older brothers. So, I think it can be hereditary.

I have long index fingers, too (though not longer than my middle fingers).

And I'm a heterosexual man.

Have you heard the theory about the link between wonky little fingers and autism? I read about it on another forum, but no-one could tell if it had any scientific base (most likely not).

I do not find these theories credible at all, but I do find them amusing. I am happy to say my index fingers are very short, and my brain equally masculine.

I know deep down it is probably partly pseudo-science, but sometimes I take things like this too seriously and assume that every case of 2d:4d digit ratio indicates somebody who is lesbian/bisexual/autistic. That's probably due to literal interpretation that may come with someone having autism/Aspergers syndrome. I think it can be true sometimes though, probably the odds of 50/50.

Well, I've got short index fingers. I'm a lesbian. I'm neither particularly masculine nor feminine but I wouldn't say I go for the androgynous look either.

I have ring fingers slightly longer than my index fingers.

I am a "systemizer", though my SQ is "average" and only due to my pathetic EQ am I a systemizer.

That being said, I'm not terribly offended. I have an avid interest in certain systems and not so much in most. That's typical of an Aspie.

My index fingers are longer than my ring fingers, though the difference is more pronounced on my left hand. I'm attracted to both genders. I am an Aspie but don't see myself as a systemizer.

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