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Joshandspot
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17 Aug 2007, 1:43 am

I've read alot about how people with aspergers can't show emotions as well as ones who don't. Is this true even as you grow up and start getting involved in relationships? Is it possible to really truly love someone more than anyone else?



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17 Aug 2007, 2:05 am

If you have extreme emotions such as love for someone it is hard not to be honest and ruin a friendship. That's my experience anyway.



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17 Aug 2007, 6:43 am

I have quite a bit of emotion blunting, have do for a while. I want to feel these emotions, but they don't stick. Have to keep on plugging them back in. It is f*****g annoying. I still get the gut feeling like when you fancy a girl. But I have to concentrate really hard to figure out what she means to me. It is hard to express that feeling.

Joshandspot aren’t you studying in nr. London soon?



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17 Aug 2007, 8:48 am

Well I'm weird with emotions. A lot of the time I'm really cool headed and strong willed... that's the side of me that I like...

It takes... I don't know but there's a space when it comes to girls that ain't been filled with experience somewhat... I don't know what that space is. I know that I'm getting stronger and the weak parts of me are dying rapidly (when it comes to girls anyway...). I do have emotion though no doubt about that... but I'm happy when my logic overpowers my emotion.


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