Should aspies hook up with other aspies?

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10 Apr 2010, 9:55 am

Northeastern292 wrote:
For us straight guys, finding an Aspie of the feminine sex is quite difficult. And I'm not interested in going halfway across the country to find a bride. No, no, no, I will NOT fall under the tempation of eHarmony.com. :help:


Don't care what eHarmony claims. It's a joke.


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10 Apr 2010, 10:00 am

RightGalaxy wrote:
Stay away from NT's . We just don't have the skills to be their mates, at least not for a lifetime. The only thing you'll get from an NT is insult added to injury, more mileage on your butt, and maybe even a child...who they won't support.


I sense some strong anger here, and I'm AS. How do *you* know all NTs are the same? You don't. I presume you are making a generalization all NTs are the same because of your past experiences of having been involved with NTs. Guess what? I've been involved with NTs and things didn't work out. You can choose to stay in the past, or you can choose to learn from your mistakes, move forward, and look forward to meeting someone who is more consistent with your values in life. That's how I see it.


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10 Apr 2010, 10:14 am

mkmaple wrote:
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I prefer aspies more because I feel morre sexually attracted to them. For some reason my mind finds them cute. I find AS cuter in women though but I prefer men because I'm female. But I never limited myself to them.


I'm a straight woman, but I have always been sexually attracted to AS men.

Interesting topic!

Any other comments/feedback on this?


I've learned the following:
1. Women love to be mentally stimulated first. That is how they are initially attracted to a man. Because AS males tend to be the "little professors" of the world, women often report the initial attraction they feel around AS males.

2. Then, women love to be emotionally stimulated. They want to feel the caring, trust, and all those things associated with it.

3. Once a woman feels mentally and emotionally stimulated, they want to feel physically stimulated by a man. This is the biggest challenge for all women who are with AS males. I believe that AS men can physically stimulate a woman. The question is, "Will they?" I've already looked at various threads on here in the short time I have been a member. Amazes me how many men will avoid contact. And if it is a AS female, how many of them will avoid contact.


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13 Apr 2010, 8:59 pm

Tim_Tex wrote:
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depends on their personalitys. Going out with someone with AS would be cool if you both like the same stuff.


Agreed!



I disagree. If any two people liked the same hobbies and interests all the time, they wouldn't grow in a relationship. Much of relationships have to do with differences, and having the ability to grow as a result of differences. That's just my take.


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13 Apr 2010, 9:06 pm

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I tend to be unnatracted to aspergers males because I am not attacted to intense personalities.

I tend to enjoy being with laid back people as it does not increase my anxiety.


amen! I have male aspie friends, but the guy I've got my eye on is an NT which means he's much more relaxed about things, and I need someone with their head screwed on right and their feet firmly on the ground. If I dated an aspie i'd go maaadd


That's an over-generalisation. I'm an Aspie and quite laid back - in fact, I've even had people tell me I don't take things seriously enough! Actually, it's a common occurrence!


I'm laid back myself and I am both AS and AD/HD.


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