Would you date someone with asperger's syndrome or autism?
| Yes | 24 | |
| No | 16 | |
| Unsure | 1 | |
| Depends | 21 |
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IndianaRose
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[Old Memory]
Like any person it just depends. I have never met someone with Aspergers, but from what I read, I do not believe that I would think much of the disorder. It doesn't seem like too big of a deal.
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Im aspie among other dx as well and i would prefer an aspie girl because they would be a bit more understanding even though aspies dont even seem to understand each other. I hate relationships in general however.
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Shmendan
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Daugenstein2
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antiphoton
Asperger Syndrome is on the autism scale and is a very mild form, so it may not be possible to say yes or no based on a description of a person's condition. But a romantic relationship is about giving and is also inherently selfish. If a person has an ASD and is still capable of giving you the emotional, mental and physical things you need from a partner, then, I think, you would be right to be with them if you wish. But ASDs often meen limited emotional expression or comprehension.
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Daugenstein2
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Shrunk
Probably.. I can't even tell a lot of the time when people have it, they don't seem that different to me
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anti-hero
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anti-hero
I am self-important because I know what I like? How is that? Furthermore, how am I disingenuous? Disingenuous means: not candid or sincere, typically by pretending that one knows less about something than one really does. I stated my opinion quite candidly. You are using these words to sound smart, sadly you don't know what they mean. I have the right to my likes and dislikes. Just because I am not attracted to people like you doesn't mean you have to sling your lame insults. Perhaps Asperians are better off without me and perhaps I am a better off without them. That was kind of my point, it's a personality clash. I didn't mean it as an insult, just a fact. You seem to have taken some personal offense to this and that is really too bad.
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If I loved the person? Sure. I wouldn't let something like that get in the way of me loving somebody.
I actually had a crush on this autistic boy a few years ago, but know what kept me from liking him longer? His religion! Haaahahahaahaha
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shuggy-chan
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WasNeverHere,ButThereInstead
Considering that I'm a Aspie myself, it's doable but it would strongly depend on the person's severity.
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