I'm pretty sure a guy with autism is into me
He's gotta be around here somewhere
What letter does his name start with?
>>34422424
N
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>>34422482
Thank god I thought it might be me
>>34422363
>tfw you actually have autism but you've had sex before
>>34422363
Keep laughing
You're gonna die like that
>>34422528
Is it hard being born without a soul? That's what many autists seem like to me, a thin surface layer of personality over a deep and impenetrable void.
>>34422616
>tfw no soulless autismo bf
What are you suppose to do? Does he know what he's doing?
>>34422616
yeah but I have ADHD so my void is filled with a unending nonsense inner-monologue
>>34422495
I think it is you. Do you love me?
>>34422363
Holy fuck that guy looks just like me. I wonder if my oneitis drew that.
Then you're a prefect match for him if you been on this board is any proof.
>>34422363
do you like minekraft
>>34423115
The motherfucker who draws those things knows very well what he is doing.
Approximately my visage at that moment
>>34422686
Reeeeee
>tfw so empty inside it would be a no
>>34423115
Show us your autistic relationship goals, robots!
>>34422363
OH NO
ANYTHING BUT THAT
NOOOOOOOOOO
FUCK
I'M HERE FOR YOU BB GIRL
>>34423205
should have used this one
>>34422482
If its a feminine name that no dont worry about it
This guide hits close to home.
>>34423205
Needs the text too, anon.
>>34423186
Don't be empty, be fool instead.
>>34423378
Wtf did you mean by this?
>>34423413
Well you said you were empty, so I said don't be empty, be fool instead.
Fool (like a foolish person) because is sounds like "full", the opposite of the feeling you said you had. And also sometimes you need to be a bit of a fool to have fun and not be so rigid about life.
>>34423466
what are you a fucking spic?
>>34423466
Ha ha yeah don't be rigid
>tfw only romantic experience is rewatching la la land
High-functioning autistics and profoundly autistic people are entirely different birds as far as relationships go. I say the following assuming your friend is a high-functioning autistic.
Autistics have emotions just like everyone else. They just have trouble expressing them, do not understand them very well, and often don't notice them in others. Or, they express the emotion in an exaggerated fashion. They are terrible liars and tend to be bluntly honest, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Any humor they express tends to be very dry. Autistics lack subtlety and sophistication, is what I'm trying to say here.
But, if you tell an autistic what you're feeling, they'll understand and sympathize, more or less. Then, they'll try to analyze and fix the problem instead of doing nothing and comforting you like you wanted. But, ask them to do that, and they will. They experience love, but when in a relationship, they tend not to express it. They figure, we're in a relationship, so we can assume that we love each other unless either of us says otherwise.
So, he would say some blunt and undiplomatic things and some jokes that are real groaners. You would need to communicate with him in a direct and explicit fashion. You might have to remind him to say loving things to you and buy you flowers or chocolates once in a while. Your relationship would have little spontaneity and would tend to follow set routines, which autistics like.
But, for these annoyances, you would not have to deal with treachery, deception, scheming, hidden motives, disloyalty, cheating, violence, or a variety of other destructive vices which seem so obviously pointless to them that they are bewildered that anyone does such things. You would get a relationship with rock-solid, long-term stability, which is grossly undervalued in our culture. I think that that is a fair deal, myself.
>>34423589
lol I just wanna get fucked by Chad, not enter some "relationship", what is this the 1940's?
>>34423644
Hello my name is muhammad
>>34423589
you have eloquently explained why
>tfw no autistic bf
hurts so much.
however, isn't this a generalization?
>But, ask them to do that, and they will.
if OP's autistic friend were to be an autistic person as well as an asshole or very immature and careless, wouldn't that be inaccurate? some neurotypical guys have unpleasant personality traits and i would assume that not all autistic guys are guaranteed to be suited for a relationship for reasons that have nothing to do with autism, right?
>>34422664
god i love that girl
who is she
congratulation you are now faggot
>>34423524
why are you so shakeable
>>34423816
Why do you talk like I'm supposed to guess what you mean.
>>34423860
to see your reaction
>>34423902
Why my autism is predictable.
>>34423920
Who knows why people do the things they do, don't you agree?
>>34423936
This is stupid you don't even like me.
>>34423960
who said I don't like you? cause it certainly wasn't me.
>>34422363
Should he not be?
>>34423982
I just feel like you don't, that you think this ineraction is just funny.
>>34422664
>unending nonsense inner-monologue
oh shit
>>34424011
no I haven't had real fun in a very long time
>>34423671
It is a generalization, but not based on only myself. I have gotten to know a few other autistics in-person over the years, and interacted with others on internet forums. I have also read about these matters. You are right that there are plenty of bad apples in the barrel of autistics. The R9K forum is a good place to find these unpleasant people.
This toxicity is caused by psychological conditions that are often comorbid with autism, not so much by autism itself. These are usually the people who have dealt with the most abuse and misery from the non-autistic bad apples though, so it is good to have patience and sympathy for them. Bullying at school and at home is a sadly common occurrence, and autistics get more than their fair share of this. But they can better themselves and choose not to, so I think it is fair to criticize them.
I had a lot of the autism beaten out of me by a particularly difficult and chaotic life, which was mostly my fault, so I have a better understanding of both sides of this matter than most. I think that my characterization of traits that would be found among well-adjusted high-functioning autistics is correct.
>>34424049
Same I'm kinda lonely so I do hobbies where I can interact with strangers
>>34424083
meet any nice strangers?
>>34424130
Yeah 1 he's pretty cool but I don't see him often but he flies in for a week then flies back.
>>34424083
You just described half of my motivation for college lol. Classes are a form of recreation, and you get to talk with random students while you're at it.
>>34424181
Yeah i'm starting cc so that I can do that more
>>34422363
Problem? Just go on a date, you might even end up liking him.
Picky whore.
>>34424081
Talk to me some more, I find it comforting.
>>34423644
remember this post when you hit the wall
>>34423589
>all people with this disorder must be like this
kindly fuck off
> Have aspergers.
> Weirdness percieved as cute
> Fuck tons in highschool when people
> Get older, social quirks stop being cute
> Now antisocial behavior just seen as weird and undesirable
>No more insecure highschool pussy for design
> :'(
>>34426000
the older they are, the cuter they aint
>>34424081
>I had a lot of the autism beaten out of me
proceeds to write paragraphs about autism thinking he can accurately describe everyone with the condition
>>34426047
Generalisations have a fair degree of inaccuracy naturally, what he describes will usually be somewhat true for most people on the spectrum, also you imply that you need to have a mental disorder to have an understanding of it which is just silly.
>>34422363
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
orignal
>>34422363
Give him your virginity, he do big cums
>>34422616
Is it hard being born without a soul? That's what many normies seem like to me, a thin veneer of conformist trash and "pop culture" knowledge over an empty husk.