MrLoony wrote:
billsmithglendale wrote:
sunshower wrote:
MrLoony wrote:
Another thought: Have you tried being honest about this problem to the women you meet? As soon as it starts coming on, let them know about it.
Not a good idea. That's guaranteed to scare a woman who doesn't know you well off.
Yes. Honesty like that not only takes the fun and challenge out of a potential relationship or encounter, it also tends to instantly creep some women out. Sadly, it's very hard to tell from knowing someone, as even the most bawdy-humored person might secretly be a prude when it comes to reality (I learned this the hard way a few times).
Even if this scares off 99% of women, is that worse than scaring off 100%? I am suggesting it as a possibility, that's all. Let them know what's going on up there.
I think the problem is that a lot of Aspie guys here seem to not get that many opportunities. So if they only get 10 opportunities or less a year, they're essentially scaring away everyone and spoiling their chances.
With women, one of the keys is to let them think they are in control of the situation when it comes to sex and sexual topics. Later on when you're comfortably in a relationship, guys have a lot more say in this, but for the opening moves of the love "chess game," you don't want to bring out your queen.
Also, if you are too forward, women tend to think that you think they are promiscuous or "easy." They ask themselves "Why would this guy say this to me? What vibe am I giving off that he thinks it is ok to skip all of the normal small talk and slow build up, and just get to the point?" It also makes them wonder if this is the only thing you want them for. If they think that, you are toast.