Outsider85 wrote:
How does an Aspergers patient attract women or is there a good way to attract women? Also I think that women aren’t into me because of my Aspergers.
My track record on romance is not stellar so my opinion is not an expert opinion. But I
am married (which still surprises me) and we've been married since 2000.
When I first met my future bride we had a wonderful conversation because we had a lot in common. I tried to get her to attend a regular event I attended but she had schedule and geographical constraints and I figured I would never see her again. (Much later she told me she had been very disappointed I did not ask for her phone number.)
A few months later she needed some help with something, remembered me and thought maybe I could help her, and from our conversation she had enough information that she was able to telephone me to ask for a favor. I could easily do the favor she needed, and while we chatted I learned of another way I could help her...and it would require meeting her in person so--with trepidation--I offered dinner out as well as the two favors.
Like I said, we've been married since 2000.
So, from my experience, maybe two things:
(1) Find people you have something in common with. Social groups, classes, volunteer projects, whatever, where you're more likely to find people who share some of your interests. Oh, and those things often have group goals which I think help me...in a purely social setting I could end up with a blank stare on my face.
(2) Find ways to help people. Give them rides when they need them. Help them move. Help them move furniture. Help them setup their new TV. Etc. Be useful to them. They might like that and end up liking you.
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When diagnosed I bought champagne!
I finally knew why people were strange.