urbanpixie wrote:
Well, since I'm one of those unattractive, ugly NT girls you're describing,I thought I'd give you an answer (I'm not putting myself down, it's true). I don't think you need to tell these girls they are unattractive but I do appreciate your honesty on this forum.
I am often rejected and judged due to my appearance by potential friends, potential boyfriends, and in professional situations. It got to the point where I really couldn't make it through a day without being made fun of for my looks, so I ended up deciding to withdraw from the world because I didn't see the point of trying if people rejected me before they ever bothered to get to know me. The reason that I might not give you a chance isn't because of your Asperger's, but because I've already bought into the belief that no one would want to be with me because of the way I look. (And I know that's probably not fair to everyone, I'm just trying to protect myself.)
Assuming that I were to give a guy a chance in the first place, I would never reject a guy specifically because the guy had Asperger's. I actually think that Asperger's is a positive thing (my family members have it) and not a reason to reject someone. I would choose to pursue or reject the guy based on how I felt in their presence. If I felt happy and content in that guy's presence and looked forward to seeing them, then I'd want to pursue things. If I felt insecure and uncomfortable, then the guy might not be right for me.
At what point when meeting these girls do you remind them that they are plain and unattractive? As others have told you, I'm pretty good at reminding myself of that and don't need someone else to do it for me. I would want to know that you were able to see past my appearance to the person I am on the inside, or why you found a specific quality about me appealing or attractive. If you want girls to see past your differences, set the tone by seeing past theirs.
Aw I bet you're not even ugly like you say. Plus, having a good heart makes the exterior shine for when I judge a person.