Delilah85 wrote:
Thanks for your profile link. I imagine that you'd be able to attract more interest if you could give people a little more information. There're so many, "I'll tell you later" replies on it. If I were looking for someone, I might actually want to know about things like drinking habits, smoking, exercise. They're things that help you work out whether your lifestyles are compatible. Similarly, you should list at least a few things that you like - no matter how unusual or potentially geeky you think they are, I promise you that someone else will like them too. It's best to be honest up front. It gives someone a better idea of whether they think they'll like you, and saves you some back and forth in messages that might end up leading nowhere.
As for your intro paragraph. I think you should be a bit more specific about what you're looking for in a partner. Is your only condition really that they have Asperger's? I'd suggest that you probably avoid calling people paranoid. It makes you come across as a little intolerant. I'd suggest cutting that whole sentence out. You're on an Aspie dating site for a reason; if you're making a profile, do people not immediately assume that you have Asperger's? Perhaps you could instead explain a little about why you want to date a fellow Aspie, rather than any other type of person. As for your edit, I think that it should say something more along the lines of "I am only interested in dating a fellow virgin." If you lose your virginity at any point you can just delete it.
Did that make any sense to you? I hope it was helpful. Please don't construe any of this a criticism. I'm not at my most socially sensitive until I've had my coffee.
Good luck in your search.
I've made quite some changes and/or additions; I hope that they work, and since I'm usually unknowing of how to "correctly" express myself, it might still need amendment, though your pointers more than helped clarify what needed fixing--so, thanks for that.