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Ecomatt91
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14 Nov 2015, 12:21 am

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Yep, life is already over. f****d up communication issues. When I bother to make efforts to make improvements, it still not helping my life that should and supposed to be improved. But every single women still pushes me away and making me becoming undesirable. I understand I have communication challenges and I have been working on it. But for fecking christ sake, dont fecking patronize me and pushes me away from normal experiences. Gosh turning 25 soon is getting worse and worse.



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14 Nov 2015, 2:21 am

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But every single women still pushes me away and making me becoming undesirable.


This line here makes perfect sense. No chance you were "undesirable" before that huh?



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14 Nov 2015, 5:30 am

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Ecomatt91 wrote:
But every single women still pushes me away and making me becoming undesirable.


This line here makes perfect sense. No chance you were "undesirable" before that huh?


That statement point is basing on how women sees me unattractive for longer time as my age gets older and the older I get women starts see me undesirable because I have no experiences.



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14 Nov 2015, 5:44 am

If you look good, then try and make yourself out to be a "strong-loner" of some sort which is supposedly attractive, and don't talk very much either.(which goes well with being a strong-loner type)



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14 Nov 2015, 6:17 am

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If you look good, then try and make yourself out to be a "strong-loner" of some sort which is supposedly attractive, and don't talk very much either.(which goes well with being a strong-loner type)


Strong loner? How that work?

Doesn't talk much? Why that is attractive?



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14 Nov 2015, 6:45 am

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Strong loner? How that work?


Like I said, it sometimes works if you look real good(wait for them to approach you) Kinda the opposite principle of how an ugly/average-looking loner is often viewed as creepy.

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Doesn't talk much? Why that is attractive?


Part of a strong-loner image, and it's just that you said most of your problems are talking-related, so that would obviously be a plus especially in your case.



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14 Nov 2015, 7:40 am

Ecomatt91 wrote:
English as second language
Autism
Dyslexia
Hearing loss
Cognitive dissonace issues

Yep, life is already over. f****d up communication issues. When I bother to make efforts to make improvements, it still not helping my life that should and supposed to be improved. But every single women still pushes me away and making me becoming undesirable. I understand I have communication challenges and I have been working on it. But for fecking christ sake, dont fecking patronize me and pushes me away from normal experiences. Gosh turning 25 soon is getting worse and worse.


You've got above-average communications issues, even for an Aspie. You are trying, you're making improvements but you've serious communications issues and your desire to pursue NT women exclusively is making it much harder.

Perhaps you should reconsider your patronizing and dismissive attitude towards female Aspies and females with other disabilities. Others challenges or, hell, who are fluent in auslan (or whatever the Australian equivalent of ASL is) are more likely to be sympathetic to your considerable by even Aspie standards communications issues.



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14 Nov 2015, 5:28 pm

I would reconsider unless if they stop bullying me.

Though I joined up the deaf community. Just had first gathering on Friday night just then. Its ok, but mostly are interpreters. I am going to represent the state for the deaf games, so there is networking. I will use my auslan to communicate with them.



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14 Nov 2015, 5:45 pm

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I would reconsider unless if they stop bullying me.

Though I joined up the deaf community. Just had first gathering on Friday night just then. Its ok, but mostly are interpreters. I am going to represent the state for the deaf games, so there is networking. I will use my auslan to communicate with them.


All Aspies, across the board, bully you? What's wrong with interpreters?

Why do you need to represent the freaking state to network as a way of meeting girls? Please tell me you're not hoping it'll be "impressive" and up your odds of meeting girls?

Why not just do stuff in the Deaf community, see how it goes in terms of getting a social life before attempting to speak for it when you've spent what sounds like most of a lifetime distancing yourself from it intentionally?

Semantics question: Is "Deaf" not capitalized when speaking about the Deaf Community (folks who identify as Deaf), as it in the US?



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14 Nov 2015, 6:20 pm

I used to have other account on WP years ago and everyone bullied me. I don't know about today. I had some negative people throwing tantrums at me in past months. I used to be with the local aspie network here in my city. I kept getting bullied by many of them about my differences and telling them that my experience of learning things. They hate being lectured. I used to like hating being lectured, and I ended up losing friends because of that. I hurt people when I hate being lectured. Now its their turn by bullying me.

Interpreters, I don't know about them to be honest. One girl I like to go out with she is an interpreter. She told me she want to build friendships first. She have ptsd that why, thus no trust in guys. She asked me to help her auslan skills, first time going to be alone together, since the fact she doesn't trust guys. She doesn't have many friends like I do.

I thought improving chances of finding someone is the presence, like an effort to show up and do things. I used to be a hermit by sitting at the computer all the time. This year it my first year of going out many times. Despite my anxiety, I still feel a little scared or nervous when going to new places. Like this auslan girl who took me to the local auslan club last Friday night. She sat closely next to me asking to see if I am okay. She never done that before since she doesn't trust guys.

She knows that I like her, thus why asked me to build friends. I asked her out once, instead other guy that I also know he likes her too and that constantly kept asking her out and rejecting him everytime. She told me she doesn't want him, and he doesn't respect that. I don't know if I am being chosen yet. She told me that she is not 110% fully trust me yet but asked me to her out auslan out alone. She used to say to me prefer to meet at the meetup club events, but now its this.

I like her because of her auslan with understanding of hearing loss awareness and stuff, I also like her values and morals. She is very mature at 26, that she is not superficial. She wants a family. So do I.

But I don't know. It happens before with other women, I am always the one screwed up because they ended up with someone else or just friend zoned forever.



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14 Nov 2015, 10:31 pm

If I may interject: I like shy men. I like men who don't talk much. I've learned that most men on the spectrum ar quiet as long as they perceive that everything is okay. I like that. I find it reassuring. The world is a big place and their are other women like me. I baby talk and most men find this annoying. It's important to wait for someone who accepts you. Until then, learn to love yourself, nobody is going to do that for you. I'm glad you're here, I piss people off on a regular basis as well. It's only autism. The right woman will learn to communicate with you.



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15 Nov 2015, 1:37 am

GoodSenseAmelia wrote:
If I may interject: I like shy men. I like men who don't talk much. I've learned that most men on the spectrum ar quiet as long as they perceive that everything is okay. I like that. I find it reassuring. The world is a big place and their are other women like me. I baby talk and most men find this annoying. It's important to wait for someone who accepts you. Until then, learn to love yourself, nobody is going to do that for you. I'm glad you're here, I piss people off on a regular basis as well. It's only autism. The right woman will learn to communicate with you.


I used to be socially anxious. I never had any women talking to me when I was like that. How it does work?



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15 Nov 2015, 5:09 am

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Interpreters, I don't know about them to be honest. One girl I like to go out with she is an interpreter. She told me she want to build friendships first. She have ptsd that why, thus no trust in guys. She asked me to help her auslan skills, first time going to be alone together, since the fact she doesn't trust guys. She doesn't have many friends like I do.


That's a weird over-share. It is very strange to tell such intimate, personal information with someone you've only just met.

But maybe she liked you. Sometimes you click with people and tell them that stuff right off the bat because you like them.


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I thought improving chances of finding someone is the presence, like an effort to show up and do things. I used to be a hermit by sitting at the computer all the time. This year it my first year of going out many times. Despite my anxiety, I still feel a little scared or nervous when going to new places. Like this auslan girl who took me to the local auslan club last Friday night. She sat closely next to me asking to see if I am okay. She never done that before since she doesn't trust guys.

She knows that I like her, thus why asked me to build friends. I asked her out once, instead other guy that I also know he likes her too and that constantly kept asking her out and rejecting him everytime. She told me she doesn't want him, and he doesn't respect that. I don't know if I am being chosen yet. She told me that she is not 110% fully trust me yet but asked me to her out auslan out alone. She used to say to me prefer to meet at the meetup club events, but now its this.


That's a great! Good sign!

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I like her because of her auslan with understanding of hearing loss awareness and stuff, I also like her values and morals. She is very mature at 26, that she is not superficial. She wants a family. So do I.

But I don't know. It happens before with other women, I am always the one screwed up because they ended up with someone else or just friend zoned forever.


The friend zone does not exist. It's a made up pick up artist term. What some men elect to call the friend zone is simply a girl who doesn't want to date them.

Also, just because a girl didn't want to date you does not mean you screwed up. She probably just liked somebody else better



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15 Nov 2015, 5:25 am

Rajvilas wrote:
The friend zone does not exist. It's a made up pick up artist term. What some men elect to call the friend zone is simply a girl who doesn't want to date them.


Not at all. I can't get a crush on a girl that I know as a friend. It always has to start in a romantic way in order for that to happen. However, provided it started in a romantic way, I can be friends with her for a while without that affecting my ability to crush and obsess about her later.

So the friend zone certainly exists for me, and it is not a PUA thing.



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15 Nov 2015, 5:27 am

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If I may interject: I like shy men. I like men who don't talk much. I've learned that most men on the spectrum ar quiet as long as they perceive that everything is okay. I like that. I find it reassuring. The world is a big place and their are other women like me.


Certainly. I'm married to a woman that is like you. :lol:



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15 Nov 2015, 5:58 am

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Rajvilas wrote:
The friend zone does not exist. It's a made up pick up artist term. What some men elect to call the friend zone is simply a girl who doesn't want to date them.


Not at all. I can't get a crush on a girl that I know as a friend. It always has to start in a romantic way in order for that to happen. However, provided it started in a romantic way, I can be friends with her for a while without that affecting my ability to crush and obsess about her later.

So the friend zone certainly exists for me, and it is not a PUA thing.


You learn something every day. Different strokes, for different folks :D .

I've had the occasional guy that I'm friends with ask me out and declined (wasn't interested) and also had a couple of guys I was casually friends with for years (ran in the same circles as, mostly), with whom one day something clicked (one of whom I ended up dating for two years), so I don't, personally, have a friend zone per se.