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Kezzstar
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11 Feb 2008, 7:41 am

LePetitPrince wrote:
There's nothing wrong in the article , they are almost right.

If you are a male and Aspie and never had trouble in making relationships , then you are either a drop dead gorgeous rich guy or simply misdiagnosed.


I have a man with numerous aspie traits.

I'd rather an aspie b/gf to a NT one anyday.

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11 Feb 2008, 11:49 am

It's an interestingly circular bit of definition, really. "Aspies can't have relationships, or get married. You're married? Then you must not be an Aspie! Sure, you fit the diagnostic criteria to an almost frightening degree, but the fact that you found someone who doesn't insist on nonverbal communication means you can't have AS! Why? Because Aspies can't have relationships!"

Oy vey...


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