Have you ever been happy about another break up?
Yes, but you've said you were physically unattractive...so it doesn't matter "where she'd place"...the fact that you're below average looking and have AS (and bitter on top of it) makes her out of your league. Below average looking guys can get decent looking or better NT women, but they have an upbeat, outgoing personality and are very social.
I get frustrated because I DO have things to offer to somebody, if somebody, ANYBODY would give me a goddamn chance, like I was willing to give them.
And so I will cop to schadenfreude. I'm glad, so very, very glad, both these people got their comeuppances for what they did.
Eventually someone's got to see me for me, and what I have to offer, and I will NEVER treat that person the way these other losers did. I'll appreciate her, love her, never take her for granted or dump her for some newer, shinier model.
Good on copping to the schadenfreude. Start being honest with yourself and you will be a lot happier. I really think you should lose your virginity as soon as possible. You have this clingy desperation to you. I used to be a lot like you. I know how bad it sucks.
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Im not very nice though as when I found out my mums friends wife died, the first thing I said to my mum was "so he is single then?" lol, how horrid of me, poor chap.
Don't be so hard on yourself, LotusBlossom, I don't think that's such a bad thing to say, there are worse things you could of said.
I understand what you're saying. I have been relieved when someone I've cared about left a bad situation and have thought it was for the best. But I can't remember being happy about anyone's relationship falling apart and ending. Maybe because I believe anytime a close relationship has ended it's like a death and no matter if the person is smiling on the outside, deep inside, there lies pain. If it's someone I'm not really close to, I'm indifferent, I'm sorry that's just the way I am. Perhaps we just look at break-ups differently.
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Misery does love company.
Everybody else get a rebound effect when a relationship ends? I usually feel okay to good with a break-up thinking it was the right thing to do and it is time to move on. Then about a week later, I start getting down about the loss and it takes me a few weeks of grief and introspection before I start feeling halfway myself again.
Im not very nice though as when I found out my mums friends wife died, the first thing I said to my mum was "so he is single then?" lol, how horrid of me, poor chap.
Don't be so hard on yourself, LotusBlossom, I don't think that's such a bad thing to say, there are worse things you could of said.
I understand what you're saying. I have been relieved when someone I've cared about left a bad situation and have thought it was for the best. But I can't remember being happy about anyone's relationship falling apart and ending. Maybe because I believe anytime a close relationship has ended it's like a death and no matter if the person is smiling on the outside, deep inside, there lies pain. If it's someone I'm not really close to, I'm indifferent, I'm sorry that's just the way I am. Perhaps we just look at break-ups differently.
I expect Im just less subtle in my emotions, I tend to be happy or sad or cross about things and would probably not recognise the subtlties you describe but would just feel happy in that siutuation rather than a more complex emotion such as 'relief tinged with sadness'. Im not good at recognising subtlties in what I feel.
You have to realize, below average looking and awkward is a bad combination to most NT women, even NT women who don't seem like perfect 10s. At the very least, young NT women want to date someone in the same plane of existence as they are, and in a lot of cases they want to date a guy that is better than them in some way (better looking, a stronger person, social status and so on.)
If you want a girlfriend as bad as you say you do, give that overweight girl a chance that you ignore and walk by because she "isn't cute." I'm not even saying this to be rude to overweight women or to guys like the OP. You two would identify with one another and be realistically good company to one another.
My cousin is overweight and has sub-par looking face, but he has a Kevin James like personality...can light up a room and because of that has a cute fiancee that thinks the world of him. They also have A LOT of things in common...go out to bars and concerts and romantic getaways all the time.
But physically unattractive and awkward is an impossible combination to get your average or better NT woman.
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Im not very nice though as when I found out my mums friends wife died, the first thing I said to my mum was "so he is single then?" lol, how horrid of me, poor chap.
Don't be so hard on yourself, LotusBlossom, I don't think that's such a bad thing to say, there are worse things you could of said.
I understand what you're saying. I have been relieved when someone I've cared about left a bad situation and have thought it was for the best. But I can't remember being happy about anyone's relationship falling apart and ending. Maybe because I believe anytime a close relationship has ended it's like a death and no matter if the person is smiling on the outside, deep inside, there lies pain. If it's someone I'm not really close to, I'm indifferent, I'm sorry that's just the way I am. Perhaps we just look at break-ups differently.
I expect Im just less subtle in my emotions, I tend to be happy or sad or cross about things and would probably not recognise the subtlties you describe but would just feel happy in that siutuation rather than a more complex emotion such as 'relief tinged with sadness'. Im not good at recognising subtlties in what I feel.
It's like you see a new beginning when it comes to some relationships break-ups, where I tend to see only the end. I think I need to try to look more on the bright side of life, like you LotusBlossom.
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Your Aspie score: 167 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 35 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie.
