foreveryoung wrote:
You're wrong. A woman can be initially attracted to you, but turned off by the AS behavior. Like I said, there are exceptions...women that have Florence NIghtengale syndrome (where nurses fall in love with their patients)...women that like awkward or nerdy men...or women that are just non-judgmental in general.
Getting a woman isn't the hard part. Keeping her is.
Simple solution, you just have to make yourself such an attractive partner that women overlook the inconvenient AS moments. It has nothing to do with being physically attractive or financially successful, although neither one of those will hurt either. I run an AS group with over 200 members, many of the people that show up have girlfriends or wives, plenty of them are conventionally attractive and "normal", and many of the AS partners are much more impacted and socially awkward than I am and you seem to be.
Some time back I wrote a little guide to
correctly using craigslist and other online dating options for AS men, I'll see if I can dig it up and bump the thread since it contained some useful information for guys in your situation. I had a similar issue to you for a while about not having much social contact with women at work or school, so I got really good at meeting women online who shared my interests and mindsets including my dislike of loud clubs and bars. I even live on an island that's a 35 minute ferry ride from the nearest major city and was still able to get dates to ride the boat out to see me, including that girl in my avatar pic that I've been seeing for just over a year now. It's not impossible or even unlikely for Aspie men to have fulfilling romantic lives, we just have to work a little harder for it.
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