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28 May 2011, 8:56 pm

That's not right. Being kicked in the face is abuse, as it's been stated by other users. I recommend leaving him and seeking help. :)



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28 May 2011, 9:30 pm

Well, first off, I don't hate him. I wouldn't have stayed in the relationship for three years if I hated him. Why would I want to throw away three years together? Second, I think some of you are overreacting. Like I said, he didn't kick me on purpose. He was being childish. He isn't trying to beat me or something. He's acting way to young for his age and I can't help but question how much control he has over his emotions, which seem to be at the same level as a teenage boy. Neither one know when to stop. My question was if other men have these moments or if it's just a select group? I really don' think his mother did much raising when she was around. He was abandoned by his father. Then, his mother contracted cancer and passed away our first year of dating. That same week she passed, his father died of a heart attack. I just don't know where my patience should end or whether I should be less uptight if all men act like idiots at times.



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28 May 2011, 10:27 pm

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Well, first off, I don't hate him. I wouldn't have stayed in the relationship for three years if I hated him. Why would I want to throw away three years together? Second, I think some of you are overreacting. Like I said, he didn't kick me on purpose. He was being childish. He isn't trying to beat me or something. He's acting way to young for his age and I can't help but question how much control he has over his emotions, which seem to be at the same level as a teenage boy. Neither one know when to stop. My question was if other men have these moments or if it's just a select group? I really don' think his mother did much raising when she was around. He was abandoned by his father. Then, his mother contracted cancer and passed away our first year of dating. That same week she passed, his father died of a heart attack. I just don't know where my patience should end or whether I should be less uptight if all men act like idiots at times.


It's not overrecating. Saying things like that and having uncontrollable anger is fuelled from negative/black energy that surrounds him as a person. Personally, I wouldn't go within a mile of him, so if you stay with him you need to deal with the fact he's a negative a-hole and stop complaining about it.

To answer the question though it's not a man thing or an aspie thing. To a non spiritualist I would say it's a nature thing, and to a spiritualist I would say it's a vibrational energy thing.



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29 May 2011, 5:48 am

Men don't do stuff like that, but immature, selfish babies in grown men's bodies do.
I know two "men" who used to threat their wifes like that. One of them ended up almost killing his wife by hitting her head in the wall, the other one tried to kill his wife by chasing her in the backyard with an axe. I really wish i was making this up, but i'm not. Just get away from him as fast as you can before it's too late.


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29 May 2011, 6:17 am

I don't understand you. He all 3 years have had that behavior and you accepted to be in relationship with him, and now you don't like it, or he has that behavior few months?



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29 May 2011, 7:08 am

Three years is NOTHING. Young people can be so stupid. Staying in sh*t situations just because they think it's been a long time. Throw it away like a soiled tissue. WTF are you waiting for? You're a grown woman. If you're going to make excuses for him, that's your choice. You'll remain in your situation as it becomes progressively worse and more years will go by and it will become even harder to leave because, apparently, you judge a relationship's stability based on time you've endured with a sociopath. When your dog is seriously injured or dead and you are seriously injured, there's not much more that I can say that I haven't already said. But these are choices that you make, and no one else. Just make sure you keep using birth control and condoms.



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29 May 2011, 10:17 am

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Or should I move on?

I've been dating the same guy for three years and I'm so over some of the crap he does. The biggest thing getting on my nerves right now is how he tells everyone in my house, including the animals "I'm going to punch/kick you in the face." Someone angers him at work, he complains at home and says the same thing - "I'm going to punch her in the face." Last night, I expressed that I didn't believe he would ever do so. So, he took it one step further and kicked me in the face. He didn't do it hard and I don't think he meant to do anything but psyche (sp?) me out, but he was childish enough to take it one step further and do it. And that's what he does all the time. He can't let stuff go. And who gets hurt? Me. I have a bruise on my arm from the other night when he thought it was funny to make the dog run over me.

Add this kind of behavior to the fact he's not in any way romantic, outwardly supportive, or helpful around the house unless forced like a child...I'm just over his behavior.

Do all men act freaking stupid or is there still hope? Because I don't know if I should just give up or what? I've built up this fear that no one will want to date a girl with Asperger's Syndrome, because I'm no fun and I just don't know if I should settle or what...


One of the things I HATE about some females is how they think they are so perfect and that men are SO bad. I won't judge females by a small subset, and you should refrain from doing the same with males. European, and American, society has idealized females, and denigrated males a LOT! NEITHER case is right, and I can't even say that one is more correct than the other.

The person you describe is just a heartless IDIOT! If the person were female, it would likely be the same. He CLEARLY has mental and emotional issues. Why are you still dating him? BTW a kick or punch off by even a fraction of an inch can be far worse. Frankly, if he comes within a foot of you it is too close.

If I were you, I would tell him he sounds like he is nuts, and just forget ever dating him again. IMAGINE what would happen if he wanted to have sex, or if you had kids. It isn't worth it.



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29 May 2011, 10:26 am

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I've built up this fear that no one will want to date a girl with Asperger's Syndrome, because I'm no fun and I just don't know if I should settle or what...


don't think like that....

i know at least one man in this world who refuses ever again to have a NT partner. never, ever again. ever.

i won't settle for anything less than a genuine certified aspie woman.

there. i only want the real deal.



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29 May 2011, 10:39 am

Maybe some of you should consider not belittling others and calling them stupid. I'm done talking about it here, because I don't feel like I having my intelligence bashed by strangers. Good bye.



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29 May 2011, 11:11 am

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Maybe some of you should consider not belittling others and calling them stupid. I'm done talking about it here, because I don't feel like I having my intelligence bashed by strangers. Good bye.

Just ignore them, i also open said for my problem and many people didn't said me stupid, but simple i could feel from them sentences what they think. You didn't answer me. If he is like that from start and continue with his behavior, just tell him that if he continue you will start something bad do what he don't like, sure not abusive, something what can make just nervous him, but if you haven't more feelings for him better you over that relationship. If he started with that behavior before 1 months ego, than try open show him that you don't like it, visit together psychologist, or talk both with closer common friend. But again, if you don't feel more attraction for him, be honest and over relationship, becuase can become worse. No one man is perfect, we accept and tolerate each other because that attraction between us, love, but if that stop, or if we much give in relationship and there is not same from other side, better over it. Sorry for my English.



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29 May 2011, 11:24 am

Way to be a hypocrite. You come in here calling someone you supposedly love, and even all men f**ing stupid and immature. Then you say "Maybe some of you should consider not belittling others and calling them stupid". Why don't you tell that to a mirror?

You have nothing nice to say about him. You do not ask anyone any questions to show you care about understanding why he acts this way. In the OP you indicate you just want to find someone better but you your afraid all men are that bad, then you backpedal when I suggest you just break up with him.

Maybe you just want to blow off steam and rant and exaggerate, I understand that, but that is exactly what your SO is doing when he talks about kicking people in the face. Seems like you want it so you can say whatever you want no matter how harsh and mean and people should just read your mind or excuse it, but if someone else does it it is stupid and immature.



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29 May 2011, 3:36 pm

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Way to be a hypocrite. You come in here calling someone you supposedly love, and even all men f**ing stupid and immature. Then you say "Maybe some of you should consider not belittling others and calling them stupid". Why don't you tell that to a mirror?

You have nothing nice to say about him. You do not ask anyone any questions to show you care about understanding why he acts this way. In the OP you indicate you just want to find someone better but you your afraid all men are that bad, then you backpedal when I suggest you just break up with him.

Maybe you just want to blow off steam and rant and exaggerate, I understand that, but that is exactly what your SO is doing when he talks about kicking people in the face. Seems like you want it so you can say whatever you want no matter how harsh and mean and people should just read your mind or excuse it, but if someone else does it it is stupid and immature.


Your responses continue to be f*cked up. How can you have the right answer (ie. she should leave) but have totally f*cked up and wrong reasons and perspectives about it? It boggles my mind.



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29 May 2011, 3:48 pm

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Maybe some of you should consider not belittling others and calling them stupid. I'm done talking about it here, because I don't feel like I having my intelligence bashed by strangers. Good bye.


I've been there, done that... complete with the little hissy fit when I ask questions I don't want to hear the answers to because I already know and don't want to face it. I met a lot of women when I was volunteering in the shelter who have also been there and done that.

No, not all men do that sh*t. No, there's no group of men do that sh*t. Your boyfriend is a sociopath and will become more abusive as time wears on. When I first opened this post, I expected to see a question about bizarre and possible self-harming stunts that guys can do because they think it might be fun. Things like jumping off of rooftops in lawn chairs tied to balloons or seeing how long they can stand on top of the car while it's driving through traffic. Not all men do that but that's what I'd consider "stupid sh*t" that one might want to know if "all men" do.

But go ahead and dig into denial. It's a step in the process. You make us the enemy because we told you what you already knew but didn't want to face. Unfortunately, you'll suffer through a number more incidents before you begin to face the truth. I just hope your dog makes it through.



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29 May 2011, 11:30 pm

aspi-rant wrote:
Meggo wrote:
I've built up this fear that no one will want to date a girl with Asperger's Syndrome, because I'm no fun and I just don't know if I should settle or what...


don't think like that....

i know at least one man in this world who refuses ever again to have a NT partner. never, ever again. ever.

i won't settle for anything less than a genuine certified aspie woman.

there. i only want the real deal.


God, good luck. :roll:

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Maybe some of you should consider not belittling others and calling them stupid. I'm done talking about it here, because I don't feel like I having my intelligence bashed by strangers. Good bye.


I don't know who you mean, all I did was bash your boyfriend, because quite frankly he sounds like a sociopath. If you stay with a sociopath and make excuses for one its your own fault.



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29 May 2011, 11:53 pm

hale_bopp wrote:
aspi-rant wrote:
Meggo wrote:
I've built up this fear that no one will want to date a girl with Asperger's Syndrome, because I'm no fun and I just don't know if I should settle or what...


don't think like that....

i know at least one man in this world who refuses ever again to have a NT partner. never, ever again. ever.

i won't settle for anything less than a genuine certified aspie woman.

there. i only want the real deal.


God, good luck. :roll:


thanx! :lol:



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30 May 2011, 8:40 am

Frankly, anyone who laid a hand on my dog in a way that hurt him would be right out on the curb. Dogs are dependent creatures; they rely on us for their care. They rely on us to make sure no one is hurting them. No one who abuses animals is welcome in my life.