therange wrote:
It's obvious you're his friend, and we aren't going to agree, but both of you need to toughen up if you want to make it in the real world. People have the right to their opinions. What's Sean going to do if he ever comes out of his shell and is brave enough to talk to a real life woman, and some guy challenges him, say "it's not fair, I'm an Aspie?"
I've barely conversed with him once or twice. You never met me yet you are telling me to toughen up? Opinions are like a***holes, everyone has got one. So what you have an opinion, you think you've got free reign? So much for toughening up.
therange wrote:
, I've been on dates with real life women in 2010, more attractive than Sean's internet girl, and not once have I made a post about it. That's because I'm old enough to not have to validate myself to the masses.
Oh the irony...
The glaring omission is people needn't have to validate themselves by your own assessment, so therefore by implication when some guy challenges them they can put them in their place an move on. How is that for circular logic?