Aspocrat wrote:
I am posting here because most people with Asperger have a gift of sorts be it a high IQ, a very good memory or an ability to solve mathematical equations and such. I am pretty certain that at least 3/4th of the Asperger population would be eligible to join Mensa and as such they are vastly superior to any normal person.
Whether a person likes you or not is an emotional decision and a social issue. How does high IQ, a good memory and mathematical abilities within a population of people who have difficulty in social situations help you with finding the answer to your question? Most of the people who are turned off by you most likely are NT, so why are you not asking NT's this question? You may find you will get a better answer.
My take? I'm glad you are so confident in yourself, but you're judgemental, and I'm sure that comes across in everything you do and say. Nobody likes to be judged. If you want to tell me that bumping into you is rude, that's fine, it's factual, and I would deserve to be called on it if I didn't offer an apology, however calling them a worthless piece of crap is judgemental and unfair. You say in your original post that you have perfect manners, yet you feel justified throwing a worthless scumbag into the wall for bumping into you and can't understand why YOU can't do that. You may define superiority by intelligence, but you have no class. I'd take the village idiot who has class and character over someone like you any day. But hey...I'm part of the 99%