Kiseki wrote:
spongy wrote:
Aspie girls exist but they are hard to spot among crowds(same goes for aspie boys).
Having said that they are not that different from nt girls and dont expect to get along well with all of them just because they are aspies as you.
No, we are different. You just wont notice the differences until you get to know us.
What I was trying to say is that meeting an aspie girl wont solve all his issues.
Im studying computer management. Last week I was having lunch at the park with a couple of classmates and somehow the conversation derived to why most girls in our class seemed to have huge egos.
The conclusion we all agreed on was that some of our classmates had this weird concept that if a girl was studying this it meant that she was into the same things and everything will be wonderfull with them and all their issues will be resolved therefore they allowed them to have this massive egos because this guys will still try to be friends with them/help them no matter what they do due to the belief that she could sort all his problems if she gave him a chance.
While I understand that there are some amazing females with as there are also females you probably dont wanna meet. Considering that its just a label and that as it has been said thousands of times labels dont define people some aspie girls are really sweet, some may not be the same way...
As for getting to know a aspie girl was forced to go to quite a few as meetings around my area where I interacted with them/been involved in as online communities for a while... and Ive made an effort to get to know quite a few females that seemed similar minded/nice, at the same time Ive had to avoid a few of them that seemed scary(signs of sociopath-ish behaviour....)granted the number of people Ive avoided is much smaller than the ones I tried to get to know(else I wouldnt be involved in this at the moment)but there are still some bad seeds just as everywhere else.