Is it normal to be single forever because of asperger's?

I'm 21 and never had a date or kiss because of my disorder that defines me.

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Based on 47 votes (24 yes)
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  • Arm0se

    For the last time no, it's not normal. I have aspergers too, and the only thing it's stopped me from doing was making friends with a few "popular" kids during my school days, who grew up to be shitheads anyway.

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  • noid

    You already posted this. Yes, it's normal for some people.

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  • You asked this last week and already got your answers.
    I am diagnosed with aspergers too and while it seems to cause me trouble with dating in some ways, it also helps me eliminate people who judge my eccentricities.
    What is even more unattractive than being socially weird is going on about self pity, which most people will find to be annoying. Your ruminating negativity will chase most people away.
    Plenty of people with aspergers find relationships, and personally I think romance is an over rated neediness that most people obsess over but never find and settle for someone who they dont really get along with. Enjoy being single instead of being so desperate for a relationship. Personally I would have no issues dating a girl with a disability, but if she bitched about her shortcomings all day I would get sick of hearing it.

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  • LollieSweets

    The love of my life has aspergers

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  • Aliceee93

    Cause you are letting It define you.
    Put it this way, the people who don't want to know you because of your Asperger's are probably self centred and stuck up there own arses :) so you don't need them anyway.

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  • sega31098

    You'll be single forever if you keep that attitude.
    Many people with Autism and aspergers are happily married.

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    • DepressedAspie

      Like who? That's like finding a four leaved clover.

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      • sega31098

        John Elder Robinson is one of them. I have heard of others too.

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  • daydreamer394

    I don't have it but I see people as more than that. I would be willing to date a person with Asperger's. That's what love is.

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  • chained_rage

    Yes. And you will die a lonely and horrible death

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    • DepressedAspie

      Nothing is wrong with dying alone. Hitler didn't die alone, but many Vietnam vets die alone. Can you tell who's good/bad?

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  • deshikd

    I don't personally have Asperger's but I do have other issues that hold me back from these types of things. But, just because you have this issue that makes these things harder for you doesn't mean you'll never find anyone, even if it may feel that way. You're still very young, just remember there are plenty of people with no disorders who are in the same single boat.

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  • neonclam

    Find someone else who makes up fancy names for social anxiety and hook up with them.

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    • Aspergers isnt social anxiety, but some people will self diagnose the wrong symptoms. They are completely different conditions. Someone with aspergers will be unable to use nonverbal communication or relate to others while someone with social anxiety may be able to do those things but are anxious in social settings. Many people with aspergers are actually very social but dont understand what is approperiate and are unable to put themselves in other people situations. Also aspergers causes sensory problems, poor motor skills, trouble understanding emotions, and obsessive interests.

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    • Shrunk

      And social anxiety is a "fancy name" for shy

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      • DepressedAspie

        And cancer is a fancy name for attention seeking.

        Deny Asperger's = deny reality. It's different from social anxiety, when will you admit it?

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        • Darkoil

          I read a story about a school which locks children with aspergers in a cage at dinner times 'for their own safety' lol

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        • Arm0se

          LOL "DepressedAspie"

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        • Shrunk

          How do you know you have Asperger's?

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      • Aliceee93

        Being shy sucks.

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        • Shrunk

          Yeah, it does... :(

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  • jamiehooper89

    You will alone forever more unless you can find another social impaired person, you gotta take what you can though

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  • thegypsysailor

    Every day, the same old same old. Weep, weep, weep, sob, sob, sob. It's NOT your disease, it's your using it as an excuse for being a failure in life, that makes you such a loser.

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    • sillygirl77

      I think you have no understanding of Aspergers

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      • thegypsysailor

        I think you have a very short memory. This idiot has posted this exact thing over and over again for the last several weeks at least. He doesn't want help, he doesn't care who says what, he just keeps posting this woe is me bullshit.
        I've nothing against most with this disease; just this jackass.

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        • sillygirl77

          Oh I don't remember the post

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  • LonelyAspie

    It's impossible to say hello because girls always run from me. I wouldn't ne surprised if I went through life without a kiss because Asperger's is truly a devastating condition. It DOES define me, whether I like it or not.

    Even the least attractive girl in the world is extremely difficult to talk to...

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  • horny_simpletons

    Again, the problem is you're letting it define you. I have the same disorder, and yes it does get in the way of some things, but don't self-pity so much. Be patient, and if you want a relationship, start by talking to someone you're interested in. It's not hard to say hello.

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