Is Aspergers the next step in human evolution?

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Awwww, I'm blushing for you. That was kind of a burn on yourself and you aren't even aware of it. Asperger's indeed.

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Your "script" is to say yes to anyone? Explains much.

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Awwww, I'm blushing for you. That was kind of a burn on yourself and you aren't even aware of it. Asperger's indeed.

LOL, right? She has no clue. Yes dear, men will fuck women who find it hard to say no. I hope you don't really count sleeping with someone's husband as a 'romantic interaction'.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Awwww, I'm blushing for you. That was kind of a burn on yourself and you aren't even aware of it. Asperger's indeed.

LOL, right? She has no clue. Yes dear, men will fuck women who find it hard to say no. I hope you don't really count sleeping with someone's husband as a 'romantic interaction'.

It quite literally is a romantic interaction.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Actually aspies look as sex as just an action or a function to either get off or procreate. Once you get over the fact that no one really does the traditional courting and dating anymore you can see what is going on in society. It's all done online and basically when you meet the person you are already 90% of the way to sleeping with them.

You really dont understand women, huh?

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Awwww, I'm blushing for you. That was kind of a burn on yourself and you aren't even aware of it. Asperger's indeed.

LOL, right? She has no clue. Yes dear, men will fuck women who find it hard to say no. I hope you don't really count sleeping with someone's husband as a 'romantic interaction'.

It quite literally is a romantic interaction.

NP here. LOL no. It's a sexual interaction, not romantic.
If I decide to go down a few floors and fuck the office janitor- which I assure you would exceedingly easy- that is not a "romantic interaction" unless you are the most delusional person on the planet. It is purely sexual.

Romance is something else entirely. Something I'm gathering that, sadly, youve never experienced.

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Awwww, I'm blushing for you. That was kind of a burn on yourself and you aren't even aware of it. Asperger's indeed.

LOL, right? She has no clue. Yes dear, men will fuck women who find it hard to say no. I hope you don't really count sleeping with someone's husband as a 'romantic interaction'.

It quite literally is a romantic interaction.

NP here. LOL no. It's a sexual interaction, not romantic.
If I decide to go down a few floors and fuck the office janitor- which I assure you would exceedingly easy- that is not a "romantic interaction" unless you are the most delusional person on the planet. It is purely sexual.

Romance is something else entirely. Something I'm gathering that, sadly, youve never experienced.

Thank you PP!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Your "script" is to say yes to anyone? Explains much.

It is to respond in kind when engaged by someone who is friendly and enthusiastic. If someone is attracted to me, I mirror it back to them.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Your "script" is to say yes to anyone? Explains much.

It is to respond in kind when engaged by someone who is friendly and enthusiastic. If someone is attracted to me, I mirror it back to them.

So you kinda have no preferences of your own? If someone is at all interested, you're all in? You hardly sound highly successful in the dating realms. If most women modeled back attraction to every guy who showed it, we would be doing that to nearly every man we ran across.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Your "script" is to say yes to anyone? Explains much.

It is to respond in kind when engaged by someone who is friendly and enthusiastic. If someone is attracted to me, I mirror it back to them.

I'm thinking you don't know the difference between 'friendly and enthusiastic' and 'horny and desperate'.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Your "script" is to say yes to anyone? Explains much.

It is to respond in kind when engaged by someone who is friendly and enthusiastic. If someone is attracted to me, I mirror it back to them.

I'm thinking you don't know the difference between 'friendly and enthusiastic' and 'horny and desperate'.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Awwww, I'm blushing for you. That was kind of a burn on yourself and you aren't even aware of it. Asperger's indeed.

LOL, right? She has no clue. Yes dear, men will fuck women who find it hard to say no. I hope you don't really count sleeping with someone's husband as a 'romantic interaction'.

It quite literally is a romantic interaction.

NP here. LOL no. It's a sexual interaction, not romantic.
If I decide to go down a few floors and fuck the office janitor- which I assure you would exceedingly easy- that is not a "romantic interaction" unless you are the most delusional person on the planet. It is purely sexual.

Romance is something else entirely. Something I'm gathering that, sadly, youve never experienced.

I'm not talking about hookups, but months- and years-long, involved, intensely romantic affairs with bosses, people I have met through work, friends' husbands, neighbors . . . You may think what you like, of course. It doesn't change my experience.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Awwww, I'm blushing for you. That was kind of a burn on yourself and you aren't even aware of it. Asperger's indeed.

LOL, right? She has no clue. Yes dear, men will fuck women who find it hard to say no. I hope you don't really count sleeping with someone's husband as a 'romantic interaction'.

It quite literally is a romantic interaction.

NP here. LOL no. It's a sexual interaction, not romantic.
If I decide to go down a few floors and fuck the office janitor- which I assure you would exceedingly easy- that is not a "romantic interaction" unless you are the most delusional person on the planet. It is purely sexual.

Romance is something else entirely. Something I'm gathering that, sadly, youve never experienced.

I'm not talking about hookups, but months- and years-long, involved, intensely romantic affairs with bosses, people I have met through work, friends' husbands, neighbors . . . You may think what you like, of course. It doesn't change my experience.

Are we supposed to be threatened by this? Because sorry, my DH would certainly not be tempted by some ratchet with Aspergers who will open her legs to anyone interested. Thats what you call low-hanging-fruit.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Your "script" is to say yes to anyone? Explains much.

It is to respond in kind when engaged by someone who is friendly and enthusiastic. If someone is attracted to me, I mirror it back to them.

So you kinda have no preferences of your own? If someone is at all interested, you're all in? You hardly sound highly successful in the dating realms. If most women modeled back attraction to every guy who showed it, we would be doing that to nearly every man we ran across.

I have a type: physician/dentist/engineer/programmer/comptroller/senior management. Attractive and charismatic with nerd appeal.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think that people with Aspergers are less likely to procreate, no? Aspies can socialize using the internet, but they are awkward with regard to dating and relationships. So, my guess is that they are less likely to continue the species than non-Aspies.

Some researchers also thought that things like schizophrenia and aspergers would eventually die out. That people affected by them would not have as many social opportunities to procreate. They were surprised that the genes for carrying them on were still being passed down to subsequent generations. It could be due to social construct that the genes are being passed down.

I am the high IQ mild ASD PP from the previous page. I am very physically fit, attractive, and interestingly enough, I have little difficulty engaging socially in romantic interactions. Men find me intriguing and alluring and I am always finding myself tangled up in affairs because I have a hard time deviating from the script and saying no. While I may not be throwing dinner parties every weekend, I can assure you there are plenty of opportunities for us to procreate -- sometimes with your spouses.

Your "script" is to say yes to anyone? Explains much.

It is to respond in kind when engaged by someone who is friendly and enthusiastic. If someone is attracted to me, I mirror it back to them.

So you kinda have no preferences of your own? If someone is at all interested, you're all in? You hardly sound highly successful in the dating realms. If most women modeled back attraction to every guy who showed it, we would be doing that to nearly every man we ran across.

I have a type: physician/dentist/engineer/programmer/comptroller/senior management. Attractive and charismatic with nerd appeal.

So you like nerds who have as little social skills as you do?

If you dont mind me asking, what socioeconomic background are you from? I get the feeling you are turned on by the "power" and "wealth" or a dentist or the other positions you mentioned. I doubt someone who didnt have a rough upbringing would be so easily impressed.