Dating an Aspie Female. Need advice

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Maeve15
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11 Jun 2015, 4:54 pm

I can relate to this 'lack of commitment' - I'm not like this anymore but I used to be a lot like this with guys. It wasn't that I didn't want commitment but more the fact that I was scared of the guy finding out who I really was - I think its an aspiegirl trait to try and 'mask' your emotions - and also a deeper feeling of being scared of rejection. This is just my interpretation though - not sure if this helps!



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11 Jun 2015, 4:58 pm

They are lovely but I avoid them .



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18 Jun 2015, 9:07 pm

I think she likes you and that indeed she is scared, doesn't understand everything, is confused BECAUSE of her AS.

Reading this reminded me of a friend I had. Although I really liked him, etc. I said many of the same things she has said to you and gave him the same reasons. It was without a doubt the biggest mistake of my life. He actually talked about marriage, he actually talked about having kids, he never specifically TOLD ME he loved me. Because of this, I was scared and had doubts. My feelings were I thought stronger and therefore, I pushed him away. That was over 20 years ago and to this day, I can honestly say, it was the biggest mistake of my life. I wish he would've been open with me about his feelings, not just that he wanted to marry me and given me a little space, yet not left completely. I do believe he feels the same today. :-(



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19 Jun 2015, 12:16 pm

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
Ask her if she's ok with a FWB relationship.

Usually, when a woman ends a relationship because of some stupid excuses like those, then it means she's not that much in love with you, if any.


FWB as in Friends With Benefits? You serious? Or am I just too old or conservative? The dude is head over heals with her, not just trying to score something. Good grief.