Living as a "lone wolf"

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I have been thinking for a long, long time and I have decided that I want to live as a "lone wolf". That does not mean not going out at all, (not at all ), it does mean that I live a normal life, with work, going to the gym, exercising, refereeing soccer/football (in do, but it's no requirement) playing videogames, toying with my computer,and living alone in my apartment and not being ruled by anyone. I will still keep in touch with my friends, I will occasionaly go out so I can have some beer and vodka, have a laugh with my friends and (hopefully) get laid (with all consequences, I want to pass my wonderful genes on!! And with a girl, of course!! ).

This has to be the perfect lifestyle for an Aspie. Don't you think so

The no. 1 priority for this summer will be to make my Fleshlight unnecessary!! And have fun, of course!! !

Howl at the moon ...

That doesn't sound anything like a lone wolf lifestyle to me. Not to mention the whole "lone wolf" idea doesn't even make sense. Don't wolves live in packs?

Hence why the wolf is called LONE wolf, he got rejected by his pack or chose to wander alone.

A lone wolf is a rebellious adolescent male wolf who decides to leave the protection of his parents and siblings (the pack) and go off to try to start his own family. I'd say this fits the intentions of the OP perfectly. It's the idea of not wanting to be bothered by anyone in your own home, yet still wanting progeny. I can relate to that.

Securing food is easier in a pack.

Rogue males live and die alone

They are normally rejected from the pack by alpha males and females.

Your 'choice' is actually made for you, and is not authentic to you, but your situation of difference

the only problem i foresee is finding a woman who is agreeable to being impregnated, without the possibility of co-habiting.
then theres the whole dying alone thing, but i suppose that could all work out OK if you sustain a healthy social life and have friends who will check up on you. But then perspective (and lifestyle) changes throughout the lifespan on its own anyway so perhaps i shouldnt be projecting into the future like this. In the spirit of living in the present it sounds like a very healthy and vibrant attitude to life, and im sure it will serve you well

Not necessarily. Recent research into wolf behavior is suggesting that males who leave the pack do so to start their own families. So it's not so much that they're "rejected" as they are sexually mature. There is no such thing as an alpha male or female. That's old news. There are the wolf parents, and multiple generations of progeny from the breeding couple form a family unit.