Who_Am_I wrote:
They don't get sick of me or bored with me; they just don't get close enough to be able to actually fall for me.
A fair few manage to know just enough to be infatuated and
think they're falling for me, which I guess is understandable: I'm smart, talented, apparently good-looking, witty when I can remember how to talk, and apparently good social graces are easy to mistake for actually caring.
However, all these people have seen is my social mask; they've never spoken more than a sentence to me underneath it.
Only once you've spoken to me rather than the social persona, and done so at length, and seen my flaws as well as my good points, will I be willing to credit your feelings as actual love.
I find this often . I find that people usually only engage with me as a stereotype, not as who I feel I am. Usually this happens when Im horny/lonely, and taking advantage of such things. But i find that theyre doing anything BUT having sex with ME, theyre having sex with "A musician" or "the Giant Black Guy" or "The Black Nerd". And if you know anything about these stereotypes you can almost predict what type of person Im having sex with based on them the first being Groupies/drunk people (I personally dont drink- stops me from getting laid a lot unless Im on Stage because then I can use the Excuse that Alcohol cramps me up.) The second is either a ghetto type/ghetto wannabe or the complete opposite, the Suburban chick that would normally cross the street and hold her purse on the other side of her body when she saw me coming thats "slumming" (you cant talk too much and let these types know you have an IQ higher than theirs, it blows their Mandingo fantasies) And the third Is usually other Black nerds and Hippie types.
And yeah, I can hear some of you saying "get some self respect" but you (meaning I) can only go so long without contact, so eventually, back into Blackface I go, and on with the Minstrel show.
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So yes after all that... no I haven't experienced it.
I don't see the appeal of becoming new people together with someone; I'm quite fine with who I am, and if I love someone I don't want them to change as I like who they are already.
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Aspie score: 181 of 200
neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 21 of 200
AQ score: 42