aussiebloke wrote:
Erisad wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
Is this another joke thread?
Some of you need to grow up and accept we are not fit for relationships period ever .
Huh. So how do you explain the fact that some of us are happily married or in a relationship? I feel that I'm suited for a relationship. I'm kind, compassionate and very
trustworthy. Is the fact that I have AS going to automatically render me alone for the rest of my life? My bf doesn't even notice my AS half the time. He finds my quirks
adorable. There may be someone out there for you but as long as you have that attitude, you won't be open to that chance. Sorry for the rant but that statement hit a nerve with me. :/
Um why would you trust some one , you do realise men will put up with anything just for sex (well thats been my observations)
adorable perhaps in a women though how do you think it looks in a man ? esp so when such men are poor (by choice not that i complain) theirs more important things in life than money like playing with Barney Boy
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the Rspca was right he tells me all about his day and than some
Though I suppose your BF tells you all about his day to
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I don't want sex (not until I'm married) so I wouldn't fake caring about or being in love with someone to get it.
I don't think a person like me can be successful at dating, (mostly because I'm very unattractive and repulsive) however I don't blame it on just AS/Autism.
Sure it plays a part, but it's not the only reason by a long shot. Plenty of people with AS/Autism (if you look hard enough you'll see the ton of people on here that do, including the woman you just insulted) date, marry, and fall in love.
I think it's two things: One, You're projecting your past (and probably bad) experiences on to other people, not every situation is the same. Two, Your ego is probably telling you that AS/Autism is the cause of all your problems and nothing else is wrong, so you are able to use that as an (big) excuse.
It's simply not true man. It's not an AS/Autism thing, it's a YOU thing. I'll admit It took me a while to get to that point, especially realizing and accepting that I didn't any qualities whatsoever for attracting a mate, regardless of AS.
To this day I still have problems getting over and accepting the fact that I may be alone for the rest of my life.