sex and the aspie woman

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Ah, I see.

I think my biggest obstacle may be that I am too specific about who I want. I have been limiting myself to socially and politically liberal Aspie women who like South Park.

Tim

I'd definitely prefer a woman who's politically liberal and enjoys (or at least can understand what South Park is doing).

What does socially liberal mean though? I'm kind of a strange (I guess) combination in that I'm sort of old fashion in a lot of ways, but for moral reasons am politically very liberal.

Actually to me that's not strange at all, but I've had people seem to think it is, not understand it...

To me, South Park and social liberalism go hand in hand. A liberal person would see South Park for what it really is--a social commentary that deals with various issues. A conservative person would only focus on the foul language and find the show offensive.

Another one of my interests is indie films. Sometimes, they can be provocative and/or controversial, but only a few indie films fit that description. Socially conservative people would judge that entire genre on a few films.

Tim

Yeah, exactly! Which can lead to some completely ironic rants by conservatives.

And boy is "conservative" used very...uh...liberally these days in the United States. If you go by the actual definition of the word, "liberals" now are probably much more "conservative" than the average "conservative" politician or political leader.

All I can say is that if a potential mate is socially/politically conservative, NT, asexual, or hates South Park, I will not date her.

Tim