NT/Aspie Girls- Does intelligence mean anything romantically

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24 Dec 2008, 5:42 am

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However, most girls aren't attracted to guys who are less successful than themselves and most guys don't like girls more successful than themselves.


That's good. I wouldn't want to be in a relationship with someone who thinks like that.

To me being successful in life is being happy. And jobs, income and other things don't cause happiness.

It's more intuitive and wise than that, real love!



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24 Dec 2008, 7:58 am

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....tell me more about that guy, what you liked about him? and why he impressed you...other than being funny?


looking back (it's been a few years) I think it was the overall intelligence, wit, the fact that he never poked fun at my clumsiness or ridiculed my random thoughts and monologues... well maybe he did a bit, but in a nice way ;)

he was also really chilled out, which I like a lot, and easy to be around with, non-judgemental.

as far as impressing goes I must admit that I was most impressed with his ability to hold a discussion and the fact that he was a philosophy graduate was also super sexy :P


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24 Dec 2008, 8:07 am

I am attracted to men with high IQ's but how educated they are doesn't seem to mean much as how much charisma they have. People with low average intelligence can have alot of charisma and I might be attracted to them sexually. However, when it comes to long term relationship; I definetly need some one that is bright. Otherwise they don't undertsand me and I am frustrated with men that are as thick as bricks.