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12 Feb 2009, 9:24 am

every one is single unless they are a siamese twin.

just imagine siamese octuplets.
i am hyper tired and i am laughing like an hyena at simple thoughts so i must douse my brain.



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13 Feb 2009, 7:33 pm

How old are you?



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13 Feb 2009, 11:34 pm

Email relationship? never heard of it, and i dont think you can if you mean "romanticaly" be attached to a person you dont even know.

Internet/net relationships?
dont even try for one, may you be desperate or not, really....dont : /



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14 Feb 2009, 5:02 am

TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.



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14 Feb 2009, 5:11 am

Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


See? Although she might be a bit young for you (in the United States at least).



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14 Feb 2009, 5:12 am

DWill wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


See? Although she might be a bit young for you (in the United States at least).


haha.



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16 Feb 2009, 12:28 am

Plasticine wrote:
DWill wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


See? Although she might be a bit young for you (in the United States at least).


haha.


So, how's "Quaynsland". Last time I was there it was hot...I don't think it ever isn't. I visited the gold Coast, Robina.


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16 Feb 2009, 11:56 am

Tias wrote:
Email relationship? never heard of it, and i dont think you can if you mean "romanticaly" be attached to a person you dont even know.

Internet/net relationships?
dont even try for one, may you be desperate or not, really....dont : /


Had a hard time deciphering that one... question for you is, why you have to negate whatever positives another may mind? You don't agree with the precept of online relationships and the ilk, which is your right... but being a prat whenever someone else has a good experience isn't helping at all.


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16 Feb 2009, 10:50 pm

Tias wrote:
Email relationship? never heard of it, and i dont think you can if you mean "romanticaly" be attached to a person you dont even know.


Sure you can, or it's possible at least. You get a good sense of people in a live chat environment best, especially if you talk to the same people every night and in a group setting so you get to know all sides of people. Happened to me back in the 90's in a small chat house. Chatting live with 19 people at a time every night... I don't know how I did it thinking back now. Always ended up with the same guy from Chicago at the end of the night, talking until 3-4am. I found out through others how much he liked me, I was blind. Didn't know I had autism back then though, thought I had agoraphobia. He had a friend with it, was understanding, we clicked. Course then one of the group passed away tragically, it killed the forum, had been chatting there like that every night for almost four years. Everyone was too sad to keep it up after that.



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17 Feb 2009, 4:33 am

Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


yeah, but you are a little young for me. maybe in about four years or so. lol.
where abouts in aus are ya?



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17 Feb 2009, 2:01 pm

TheMaverick wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


yeah, but you are a little young for me. maybe in about four years or so. lol.
where abouts in aus are ya?


Queensland



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17 Feb 2009, 2:13 pm

WOW you guys sure are lucky... i personaly didnt think anything was going to happen with this thread... 8O


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18 Feb 2009, 12:24 am

Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


yeah, but you are a little young for me. maybe in about four years or so. lol.
where abouts in aus are ya?


Queensland


Another Queenslander! :D I must say, you're an interesting phenomenon to me; 14's very young for an aspie to be actively seeking a relationship.. To think back to when I was 14... don't be in too much of a hurry; at your age, and especially being an aspie, you are at a high risk of being exploited for sex by an older guy. I have heard of this and seen this happen too many times. :(


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18 Feb 2009, 1:26 am

Well, I'm looking for an Aspie girl (preferably) who has a raging sex drive and has no desire for bio kids. Yeah, I know, lots of luck on the above, hehe.

BTW, I mean for marriage, not "hookups".



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18 Feb 2009, 2:13 am

sunshower wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


yeah, but you are a little young for me. maybe in about four years or so. lol.
where abouts in aus are ya?


Queensland


Another Queenslander! :D I must say, you're an interesting phenomenon to me; 14's very young for an aspie to be actively seeking a relationship.. To think back to when I was 14... don't be in too much of a hurry; at your age, and especially being an aspie, you are at a high risk of being exploited for sex by an older guy. I have heard of this and seen this happen too many times. :(


i wouldnt exploit anyone! not all guys are like that. but as i said, 14 is too young for me



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18 Feb 2009, 2:42 am

TheMaverick wrote:
sunshower wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
TheMaverick wrote:
DWill wrote:
Just proves that sometimes all you have to do is ask :).


just ask hey?....

well, any single aspie women here interested in coming out to australia for a relationship? :P


I live in australia.


yeah, but you are a little young for me. maybe in about four years or so. lol.
where abouts in aus are ya?


Queensland


Another Queenslander! :D I must say, you're an interesting phenomenon to me; 14's very young for an aspie to be actively seeking a relationship.. To think back to when I was 14... don't be in too much of a hurry; at your age, and especially being an aspie, you are at a high risk of being exploited for sex by an older guy. I have heard of this and seen this happen too many times. :(


i wouldnt exploit anyone! not all guys are like that. but as i said, 14 is too young for me


I didn't mean you! I actually thought it was very responsible of you to say she was too young for you. Thumbs up from me for that.


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