do you get jealous when you see someone with a glooking wife

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I used to. Ive always wondered if others on the spectrum do...

"glooking" is my new favourite word!

When someone sneezes I will now say "glooking".

When I was younger I used to be jealous of all couples whether they were good looking or not. I was jealous and angsty. Now I'm not really that fussed. I've got other things to do.

yeah they dont give you awhole lot of quesion space so i abrvd it.

No I don't get jealous in general & I don't pay attention or care about looks.

I get jealous of all couples. People naturally place a lot of focus on looks. I spend a LOT of time in the gym and maintain a pretty decent frame. But that matters absolutely zero because I am socially awkward, :-/. Meaning that the only women ever attracted to me are usually crackheads and methheads.

Not Jealous of who they are with, but jealous of whatever it is that they have that enables them to be with somebody.

Everyday at work I see gorgeous Women going out with really unattractive looking men who look like they are complete dorks whose only interest is lager and football and I think, "how have they got a better looking Woman than I have never had"?, when I see the pictures of me when I was young I realise now that I looked like a model with my Baltic looks, dark long hair and brooding eyes, athletically slim and above average intelligence, but obviously I lacked what Women really wanted, I just don't know what it is and its that that I am jealous of.

No. She might be a nightmare, they might be in an unhappy marriage; he might be in a job that he hates; he might be living in a place he hates; there are a lot of factors. There are probably a lot of other things in his life that I absolutely would not want and could not deal with. I do not compare myself to others.

Looks are what shallow people care about, anyways. Especially if it has to do with makeup, working out, etc.

Someone may notice that I am not very "sexy" and pity me for it, but it turns out I have plenty in my name that other people would be jealous of. Life is about give and take, we are given some abilities, experiences, things at the expense of others. There is no one person who "has it all".

Jealousy can sometimes work as a motivator for you to work harder but other than that, it is pointless. And when it comes to marriage - by the time you are married, you are probably finishing up being ambitious and curious about what is out there - and if you still are, that might be a problem.

Nup.

No, I do not get jealous.

im jealous of almost anything that i see as normal people privileges.

Apparently this guy got super jealous when he saw a couple at the beach. He was so mad, he even had to make a video about him ranting why he can't get a girlfriend. I feel his pain, I'd be pretty jealous and upset as well.

^^^ I quit watching after 1 minute something, it was just rant rant rant. Of course life isn't fair. Little babies born with HIV is f*****g unfair, people getting blown up by bombs is f*****g unfair, people getting stabbed in the neck and being paralysed from the neck down is f*****g unfair, the 700 people drowning in the Mediterranean last week is f*****g unfair. Sitting in your car doing nothing and then feeling the universe has screwed you because other people are having more fun... meh. I KNOW life is unfair, but I don't think that rant is going to attract any women. If you are in that mood just go to the pub or something, that's what they are for, to wind down after a moderately sh***y day.

In response to the video: Ewww. Women (or partners in general) aren't a commodity that anyone is "owed."

It creeps me out when I'm in public with my husband and guys make comments to him such as "take care of your girl," like I'm his property or something. I'm an adult and I married him of my own volition, not because I need him to take care of me or because he staked some claim over me.