do you find autistic girls attractive?

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By naked I mean naked lol. The absence of shaving/makeup won't turn a beautiful woman to ugly.

Im kind of curious about what it'd be like to talk to a guy with AS roughly around my age. I think it'd be interesting. I'm pretty open minded and have a big heart. Plus I love the arts but I also like physics and spirituality.

Of course I find autistic women attractive, as neurotypical women attractive. What a silly question. Oh, and I do prefer women don't wear makeup. I like natural looking women.

Good, cause I hate being told my beard is in the way when cuddling. Just MOVE IT, for Christ's sake!

Autistic girls are green and have tentacles, cuddling tentacles would be fun!

No offense to any fellow Aspergian ladies here, but the ones that I've met have been very annoying. My friend Leon dated an Aspie girl who couldn't do anything by herself, she was so dependent on him to accompany her everywhere. Plus, we couldn't go anywhere fun with her because she'd want to leave after an hour.

Before her he met one on OkCupid, so we met up with her and she talked and talked and talked about nothing interesting (to me).

I recently met a girl who seems to have it, and I even had her take that Aspie Quiz thing with the 150 questions, and she scored something like 120. She has a tendency to ask a lot of trivial questions. A friend of mine told me that was probably her way of flirting, but to me it was just irritating.

Another thing I've noticed is their extreme interest in sexuality.

I did meet an Aspie girl online recently who seems to be pretty cool, but online vs. in person are definitely two different experiences.

So, I can't make a blanket statement that I do not find Aspie girls attractive, because I could still come across one who is totally awesome.

The problem with an Aspie dating another Aspie is the lack of emotional reciprocity that may never lead to anything romantic. But what do I know.

And it keeps your face warm in the winter!

Sounds like they just had different ideas of what a relationships constituted. And depending on where you found "fun", she might have been gritting her teeth trying to endure sensory issues the whole time- that's not strictly a female thing.

That's news to me-the list of female-specific Aspergers traits being developed even says we'll either love it or hate it.
I've met probably more asexual Aspie girls than sexual ones.

The best relationship of my life was with another Aspie, and it was by no means unemotional- Aspies feel like everyone else, and when they're in a relationship with someone who more than likely expresses those feelings in a similar way, I've found it much easier.

and you can make loads of money in the circus.

You're always thinking ahead, Boo

Just a general comment, I always seem to read autistic as artistic.

Pfew, I don't think it would work it for me if I was dating an autistic girl. Not because of the looks, but I cannot deal with someone who has the same bad qualities as me.
Don't get it wrong, but I need someone who can add something to me and otherwise. It has to be in balance, otherwise it's doomed to fail.

Well, I guess I've kinda learned to endure certain environments as long as I've got a friend with me to talk to so I don't feel like a mime in a circus full of clowns. This girl simply had the personality of a saltine.

I also guess that I just end up meeting the ones who "love it" regarding sex. I'm actually pretty asexual. The whole 'friends with benefits' thing has never been something I got into, so I just don't understand how someone can be so sexually on fire.

I've never dated another aspie, so I have no idea how that would turn out. Maybe I'll find out one day.

I find an autistic girl attractive. Not because of autism, not despite autism. She just happens to be....

It depends on how two autistic people can get on together and understand each other detailed

I have yet to meet any autistic girls, so I have no idea.