I am usually not in any situation where I am around women in person, I don't usually pursue them either. I had a GF in high school. Dating just seems like the HS thing to do. Its seems they just "Like oh my god I am totally in love with you (for a minute) ah not any more to the next one a minute later, like omg I am totally in love with you now, and so on.
A while back someone said they saw a 100,000 watt light bulb that was a foot tall at a museum, she said it was the biggest they've seen, I said if you compare the wattage to its size, its smaller than an average 100 watt light bulb. She said another guy she talked to said something really funny about it, so I guess I didn't. It seems I do alot of things like that. They say I am boring.
Like in high school we'd be sitting at the table in the library and people would be talking to each other, one person would say something, and the other person would comment. And the first person would laugh or seem to continue with the conversation, and they would all flow together very well. If I tried to make a comment, I would just break the flow of the conversation, "I can't get in on it" they would just have a questioned look in there eyes, stop, and then continue on about something else like I am not there. This one guy even said, "Rick, you're not a real person, shut up". So I hear alot of things like that.
As far as dating websites go, I am passive. A few years ago I made my self available to be found on a couple of websites. Then I forget about the websites and live my life. I must be too picky and never see any one I like anyway. I get like 10 profile views a year. If one day someone stumbles by and likes my profile, maybe they will send me a message. I just don't send messages, because I never see anyone I like, I don't want to disappoint my self or anyone else, or they may only reply just to be nice, and I don't want to bother anyone.
To my own astonishment, the other day. I broke my own rule. I actually sent someone a message. I can't believe I did that. I shouldn't have. I was excited and I said wayyy too much to her.
I might just be the "stupid knight" from the other side of the world (well actually its just over the top of the world). I don't know.
It would be interesting to meet an aspie, not just because they are one, but for who the are and the relativeness
Some people who don't understand me say, if you meet the right person, all that nervous stuff will go away once you get used to them
It is my theory that, not all of it will, but thats ok Like for example, some times if I talk to someone in person, at the time the convorsation is active, I can't think of what to say. They walk away, and after the fact, I finally realize what I was supposed to say but its too late. But if I go back to them and restart the conversation, thats not socially acceptable, thats weird. But with an aspie if this still happens, it might be ok if these things happen because they would both understand, maybe, I am not certain, that is just my idea.
hmm.. google.. search? read? hmmm. maybe, maybe not. this is alot more subtle than sending a message.