What aspie traits are considered sexy?

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19 Mar 2018, 9:14 pm

kraftiekortie wrote:
I feel people who write in an alternative sort of way, and like something like Finnish polka are "quirky."

I have an alternative writing style?



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19 Mar 2018, 10:01 pm

I don't have enough dating experience to say for sure, but I think girls like my gentleness. My voice is quieter, I don't talk too fast, and I try to be as pleasant as possible during conversation. I guess it offers them a bit of respite from guys with more masculine behavior. But I also worry that it causes them to only see me as a friend, and not someone they might want to date.

As for traits that I find attractive, I like girls who smile and laugh a lot; I don't understand the appeal of goths. I would also like to date someone who prefers to express their affection via physical contact rather than words, since I'm the same way.


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20 Mar 2018, 12:40 am

You do not have an “alternative” writing style. You write pretty “normal” and well. I was just using that as an example, plus the Finnish polka thing.



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20 Mar 2018, 12:51 am

I guess the same traits that I find attractive in non-aspie types.



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20 Mar 2018, 1:03 am

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I guess the same traits that I find attractive in non-aspie types.

I was mainly asking which aspie traits are seen as sexy. I already know all too well which aspie traits are unsexy.



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20 Mar 2018, 1:05 am

Balbituate wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
I guess the same traits that I find attractive in non-aspie types.

I was mainly asking which aspie traits are seen as sexy. I already know all too well which aspie traits are unsexy.

what I was saying is that I find no divergence between the attractive traits of AS versus NT folk. attractive is attractive no matter what. where there IS divergence, is unattractive traits. :idea:



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20 Mar 2018, 1:13 am

auntblabby wrote:
Balbituate wrote:
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I guess the same traits that I find attractive in non-aspie types.

I was mainly asking which aspie traits are seen as sexy. I already know all too well which aspie traits are unsexy.

what I was saying is that I find no divergence between the attractive traits of AS versus NT folk. attractive is attractive no matter what. where there IS divergence, is unattractive traits. :idea:

I guess that’s been consistent with my life in general. I have my strengths and weaknesses like everyone else. All my weakness are connected to Asperger’s, but none of my strengths are.



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20 Mar 2018, 1:19 am

Balbituate wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Balbituate wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
I guess the same traits that I find attractive in non-aspie types.

I was mainly asking which aspie traits are seen as sexy. I already know all too well which aspie traits are unsexy.

what I was saying is that I find no divergence between the attractive traits of AS versus NT folk. attractive is attractive no matter what. where there IS divergence, is unattractive traits. :idea:

I guess that’s been consistent with my life in general. I have my strengths and weaknesses like everyone else. All my weakness are connected to Asperger’s, but none of my strengths are.

I suspect that you, similarly to me, DO have strengths but they are not necessarily WORLDLY strengths. they are strengths that tend to be unappreciated by most people. but [it took me decades to learn this] most people are not really all they're made out to be. :idea:



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20 Mar 2018, 1:22 am

auntblabby wrote:
Balbituate wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Balbituate wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
I guess the same traits that I find attractive in non-aspie types.

I was mainly asking which aspie traits are seen as sexy. I already know all too well which aspie traits are unsexy.

what I was saying is that I find no divergence between the attractive traits of AS versus NT folk. attractive is attractive no matter what. where there IS divergence, is unattractive traits. :idea:

I guess that’s been consistent with my life in general. I have my strengths and weaknesses like everyone else. All my weakness are connected to Asperger’s, but none of my strengths are.

I suspect that you, similarly to me, DO have strengths but they are not necessarily WORLDLY strengths. they are strengths that tend to be unappreciated by most people. but [it took me decades to learn this] most people are not really all they're made out to be. :idea:

I am artsy and stuff, which is appreciated by people. It’s just not related to aspergers.



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20 Mar 2018, 7:37 am

Some artistic tendencies are related to Aspergers, I believe.

It creates an altered state of interpretation of words and images, vis a vis NTs.

Not everything related to Asperger's is pathological.



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23 Mar 2018, 7:21 pm

everyone who has been attracted to me says the same thing:

that they like my talent for drawings and music, and my intelligence



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23 Mar 2018, 11:44 pm

In response to your post, shyness or aloofness will sometimes trigger interest in some girls, as they will want to "crack" the mystery. That's rare though.

I agree that artistic tendencies are a turn on to some girls, but I'm not sure whether it had such a big impact on my past relationships, def not the first one. I mean not to sound cocky, I'm pretty darn good at music, but it wasn't a deal breaker to them either way, I even made a song dedicated to my ex lol with full production and all. It's just an individual thing I guess.



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26 Mar 2018, 9:50 am

being super organised. I love organised men... its like "you had me at 'Schedule'!" hehe :heart:
You've written out an itinerary for our date? "oh you sexy man! marry me and be the father of my future children!" :lol: :lol: :lol:


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27 Mar 2018, 9:51 am

Not me. I don't like "itineraries" for dates.

I like to "go with the flow."

Sometimes, the "flow" leads to great things.