androbot2084 wrote:
As far as the bar situation the neurotypical clearly wins out for his ability to impress women . But what if the autistic were a celebrity?
I think thats a rather unfair and generalising statement to say. Women aren't the same nor are they all impressed by the same thing anymore than men are.
Its more that AS guys have a poor guage in what are realistic ambitions in terms of finding a partner. They tend to apply the wrong attraction methods to different people.
For example The infamous autistic e-celebrity Christian Weston Chandler has specified numerous times he wants a white, blonde, neurotypical woman to have babies with. Forgetting that these are creepy demands in the first place it is horribly specific. Some people need to broaden their sights.