The_Face_of_Boo
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07 Nov 2013, 5:23 pm
07 Nov 2013, 6:05 pm
^ Food geeks would be the worst because I'm a very picky eater.
leafplant wrote:
noone should date art/literature geeks...unless they are into self punishment, obviously 
Why?
07 Nov 2013, 6:10 pm
Yuzu wrote:
^ Food geeks would be the worst because I'm a very picky eater.
Why?
leafplant wrote:
noone should date art/literature geeks...unless they are into self punishment, obviously
Why?
I don't understand it either. Please enlighten us.
07 Nov 2013, 6:15 pm
art/literature geeks are usually the types who require regular and consistent adulation (kind of like astrological Leos on steroids). I cannot really see a regular person, let alone an Aspie rising to that challenge easily.
the stereotype police can bite me 
07 Nov 2013, 6:52 pm
08 Nov 2013, 4:00 am
leafplant wrote:
art/literature geeks are usually the types who require regular and consistent adulation (kind of like astrological Leos on steroids). I cannot really see a regular person, let alone an Aspie rising to that challenge easily.
the stereotype police can bite me
the stereotype police can bite me
Yuzu wrote:
You're probably right. The second guy I had a date with was a writer/poet with a PhD in creative writing.
He was so eager when we were messaging and I was very cautious about reciprocating his feelings too soon.
I think I was very stand-offish on our date. He did not reply to my "I had a good time" email after the date.
He was so eager when we were messaging and I was very cautious about reciprocating his feelings too soon.
I think I was very stand-offish on our date. He did not reply to my "I had a good time" email after the date.
Do you think he was not interested, because you didn't reciprocate? I don't know how to sound enthusiastic without coming off as irritating. I can be like a rubber ball in a closed room with extreme amount of energy.
08 Nov 2013, 11:13 am
08 Nov 2013, 11:24 am
Yuzu wrote:
I think he was disappointed that I was not responding the way he wanted me to. Something about him made me uncomfortable, not in a creepy or threatening way, but because somehow I sensed that I was not the type of person he was looking for.
Yeah, it's very hard to express the right amount of enthusiasm, isn't it. I'm bad at it too, especially in person.
Yeah, it's very hard to express the right amount of enthusiasm, isn't it. I'm bad at it too, especially in person.
When I meet a guy who does not engender such feelings in me, I will have met The One.
08 Nov 2013, 12:25 pm
leafplant wrote:
Yuzu wrote:
I think he was disappointed that I was not responding the way he wanted me to. Something about him made me uncomfortable, not in a creepy or threatening way, but because somehow I sensed that I was not the type of person he was looking for.
Yeah, it's very hard to express the right amount of enthusiasm, isn't it. I'm bad at it too, especially in person.
Yeah, it's very hard to express the right amount of enthusiasm, isn't it. I'm bad at it too, especially in person.
When I meet a guy who does not engender such feelings in me, I will have met The One.
Your "The One" is Jet Li?
08 Nov 2013, 12:42 pm
^ actually, that film was based on my life. Except they had to make the main character male, 
because..well you know 
08 Nov 2013, 12:50 pm
leafplant wrote:
^ actually, that film was based on my life. Except they had to make the main character male, because..well you know
because..well you know I think he is still on top of the pyramid of quotes
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