Delphiki wrote:
WantToHaveALife wrote:
thewhitrbbit wrote:
When I read your post, I thought at first your question was "What should you do about your aspergers"
It's possible that he truly does not see it in you. That is probably a very good thing if it's true.
I agree, don't let your diagnosis define you or become a special interest, especially if your already having a productive life.
well having aspergers hurts men more than women, initially mainly since that is the biggest step
Do you mean it is diagnosed more in men than women?
no i mean that the odds, chances of an aspie girl getting a boyfriend, landing a relationship, are much greater than that of the odds, chances of an aspie guy getting a girlfriend, landing a relationship, because i'm sure it is more relatively common for aspie girls to be dating neurotypical guys than vice-versa, the other way around, since guys have to make the first move, approach, initiate conversations and flirting, asking out, aspie makes a person socially-awkward by nature, genetics, so obviously it is going to hurt guys more, those that disagree are delusional, have no logic
20 Sep 2012, 1:25 am
