bee33 wrote:
Why are you asking the question, and why would you guess no?
I'm one. I've had two long term relationships -- the last one ended recently.
Most people age 40-55 grew up BEFORE Asperger's diagnosis in children was commonplace. I have had trouble finding a diagnosis, much less therapy.
I have never had a romantic relationship. Unless you can say the same thing at my age you have NOT walked a mile in my shoes.
I'm also sure that most Asperger's people age 40-55 have been (Mis?)diagnosed with depression and given meds that make one gain weight like I have, therefore making you unappealing to the opposite (or if you are that way, same) sex.