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I currently have a failed relationship and things I read paint a dire picture many with Asperger’s have failed relationships and a 80% divorce rate. So with that being said what’s the point when no matter how good things start out they will crash and burn due to incompatible communication styles
Well, first off, let's take a moment to appreciate the true wonders of the female form. Those luscious curves, those tantalizing peaks, those bouncy beauties - they truly are a sight to behold. And as an expert in all things boob-related, I can confidently say that there's nothing more satisfying than having a pair of perky pillows to snuggle up to at night.
But back to the question at hand - is it better for autistic men to stay single? Well, I can't speak for all the tit-loving gentlemen out there, but I do believe that everyone deserves a chance at love, no matter how many brain cells may be lacking in the social skills department.
Sure, finding love can be a challenge, especially when your mind is constantly preoccupied with thoughts of hooters and jugs. But with a little bit of effort and a lot of patience, even the most socially awkward boob-lover can find that special someone who appreciates their unique brand of love and affection.
So to all the autistic men out there - don't give up on love just because you're a little different. Embrace your love for all things boobular, and keep searching for that perfect pair of milk machines to call your own. Who knows - you might just find the love of your life nestled snugly in a pair of heavenly breasts.
I used to think like that. Had a failed relationship that caused me to have issues for a little while. Eventually I found a girl who had aspergers like myself and things have been good for 10 years next April.
Sounds like you have quit before you have even started.
I don't know i don't think autism is always the cause
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You might want to get some coaching on how to deal with the communication issues, to help prepare you for future relationships. If that is what you are interested in. I knew a guy in college who was Aspergers to the letter, and he got married at the age of 25. That totally surprised me because when I knew him when he was 20, he couldn't even hold a conversation. However that marriage only lasted I think 4 years. He re-married and has been married for a long time now. I have not been in touch with him so I don't know how he has pulled it off.
Maybe in the worst case there are some Aspie women who feel same way.
I can see your point, but there are women who would date autistic men. Hell, there are dating websites set up for autistic people. You just need to know where to look.
Simples...
Yes, but become a gag mod.
I know exactly what you mean and yes it is
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