Aspies tend to be good looking?

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yes. I am a stud.

I could potentially believe it.

I've been referred to as "pretty" or even "beautiful" many times.... and I'm a guy. On occaision I'll be mistaken for a girl. I also seem to attract alot of..... er..... "attention".... from males in general, to the point where it starts to get a little strange.

Does this have anything to do with my autism? I'm no doctor or scientist or whatever, so I couldnt say for sure, but I do think it is a possibility. So many other things sure seem to be related to it.

Appearance has nothing to do with AS.

as science moves closer to the concept of 'space-time' rather than space & time, they also move closer to the concept of the mind being the same as matter. our idea of 'age' is sure to change in the near future. a chronic alcoholic they say can 'look' twenty years older than he or she is. i would say that they not only 'look' that much older, but are that much older. folks with AS have social delay, therefore i will bet their age is delayed. 'you're only as young as you feel' is going to prove to be more true than not.

oh geez,
i did not mean to suggested that older people are not good looking. how do i put this? social conformity makes people 'age' appropriate to their physical age. a thirty-seven year old bohemian guy working at a record shop because he loves records will look way more 'alive' than a twenty-five year old guy working as a mid-level bank executive who hates his job, but is doing so to be 'successful.' that type of stuff is bound to show in your outward presentation.

All my family must be Aspies then.....