How to Date an Aspie (with Pictures)

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He also says she is missing some back teeth, he took a glance once at her talking and made that observation. The only people found each other from the same interests they found on a special online dating site. And why would you or would you not?

You may have interests in the Civil War, for example. Many grown women with Aspergers are able to blend into a group without notice. They seem to be connecting with each other. What you could try doing, is to come out with stratagem etc.

Aspergers and Dating

Ok so imagine you met this nice girl, she seems totally normal like any other girl. You ask her out and start dating, but after a while you find out that this girl has a view different forms of mild autism and sees psychiatrists and just has a lot of extra baggage so to say. Would you still want to continue to date her and get involved with her? And why would you or would you not? I would date her, probably. I would also try to find out how serious her condition is and is likely to become in the future, provided she's willing to tell me. Some patients with autistic spectrum disorders actually improve with time. I am not sure that I could continue to date if she develops serious problems, requiring hospitalization, for instance. Not all people are ready to such lengths. If the condition is manageable, I can see no problem here. In some ways I find people with mild autism very easy to understand. It depends on how affectionate she is and the extent to which she wants to be emotionally close. My son has autism by the way. He's unfortunately not so mild though he continues to make slow progress. But he's quite affectionate. I guess it depends on the type of baggage. I've got nothing against the idea of dating someone with autism, although to be honest I don't know much about it, whether it would effect any kids we might have, or whether it gets worse with age. I wouldn't break up with her simply on the grounds that she has autism, but I'd need to know that she would still be able to function and work to hold up her end of the relationship. I wouldn't not date her just because of her diagnosis. It really depends on the severity of certain symptoms, and whether or not they could mesh with my personality. I would continue dating said girl, but I would pay attention to her behavior and try to be as honest with myself and with her as possible about whether or not this could work in the long run. That's what everyone has to do when they're dating someone new, isn't it? I've never been in a relationship, but the one girl I truly loved was Autistic. She was hand on heart the nicest, most caring, lovable person I've ever met. So yes, yes I would. We all have our problems, myself included. As long as we love each other, then it doesn't matter to me. It depends on how severe it is. I've seen cases of Autism and Asbergers that are so mild that it's not even noticeable. Throughout school and life I've stumbled upon people with this disorder, and since I know quite a bit about it so I wouldn't have a problem with it as long as she wasn't too unsocial. I've seen perhaps one severe case amongst all the people I know, most people that I have met have Asberger's syndrome rather My gfs little brother has autism, but his is more severe. He still functions and even attends school with average kids but he needs a little help Hypothetical situation, if I'm angle and there is a girl at his level of autism, than no. If she has very mild autism than maybe. Like maybe she's just awkward in social situations. Autism is actually much less common in girls though. Not sure why Now, I'm not over 18, but yes! I have Aspergers higher functioning autism myself, so I know many of the places you're coming from. I know the wavering self-esteem that often comes with autism. I know the feeling of not having many friends, or thinking nobody would date me not to say I've ever dated anyway 😅 , but most of all I know the misunderstandings and prejudice that happens with autism. It would be amazingly refreshing to be with a woman who understood my way of thinking, and someone I could just enjoy being around all the time : No he doesn't have to be more social, but autism can be really difficult to deal with and the more severe it is the harder it is to deal with it. Now me personally, I'm quite hard to deal with myself and it drives me crazy so if the guy is also like that I think we'd just drive ourselves and each other even more crazy. I wouldn't care about the autism but we'd have to be able to connect and be comfortable with each other and that might be difficult. I know, people with Aspergers are usually really smart, but they can also be quite hard to deal with in my experience, they like to be right all the time and can find it hard to see things from a different point of view for example. But of course this doesn't apply to every person with Asperger Syndrome.

I'm pretty sure I don't have AS but have some behavioral characteristics similar to AS the 'social aversion' dimension. Ask a friend, relative, or teacher to help you get ready to date. Moving from one thing to another is difficult A lot of executive function is about transitions. I have 2 children who know this story and they assure me that I've been a good father. And Dating aspergers girl see all the help the boys are getting as kids. Like Who You Are Value who you are as a person. Accept rejection if it happens. I have since had my own question answered as I read through a lot of your blog. Not only can you meet girls and guys who are like you, you'll also be able to connect for friendship, romance, and more. Couldn't exactly persuade one of my exes to be included here, so my close friend Samantha had to do.