Laz wrote:
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stop obsessing and searching for one just let it all happen
Indeed
I second this as this has always seemed to work for me.
looka wrote:
hello im a 22 year old male aspie & i was wondering what is a typical love life for me? i have never had a girlfriend and have only had one girl who was a friend for a short period of time. this is a nauseating time of year for me with amorous couples everywhere you look. when do most male aspies get their first girlfriend? i should be mentioned, however, that i am not only an aspie, but also extremely unstable and lazy (perhaps it is related to the illness). my motivation fluctuates like the stock market going haywire, where most of the year i dont have any motivation. i am unemployed, out of school and pretty much isolated from society save my daily walk outside (aka. fast food trip). i have also recently mixed up lust and love, as at times i find myself looking for a girl to sleep with.
I have known many non-aspie males around your age to be just like you (when I was around that age myself), so I don't think it is necessarily the Asperger's that makes you this way. However, I do appreciate that having Asperger's may make it more difficult for you to break out of the cycle in which you are currently living. I think you are being held back by,as you have admitted yourself, your isolation from society. You are never going to get noticed (whether it be by seeking or just letting it happen) if you only go out to get your fast food. If you feel they are a big problem, perhaps you need to go and speak to a professional about how you can become more stable and increase your motivation as this will instantly open up your options. It will make you more confident as well as I suspect that you are lacking in this too. Also, once you become more motivated, you are more likely to find employment. Believe me when I say that, at 22, you are still a young man and, provided you tackle anything you deem to be an issue for you now, you may see some positive outcomes later on. The longer you leave it, the harder it will get and the more consumed you will be by a rut that you will find increasingly difficult to get out of (trust me, I've been here before and it wasn't fun for me either).
As to the lust/love thing? I think everyone has their own perosnal definition of what love is to them, but wanting to sleep with someone is simply lust. But hey, at least you can admit that and there's nothing wrong with it provided that, if you find a girl to sleep with, you make it clear that that's all you want
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