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[quote=Anonymous]The reason my two partners were not loving at the end, was some kind of childhood trauma for one and ASD for the other. One never worked, so I had to keep him from taking me down financially. Luckily I walked away with only $45k in credit card debt. Could have been worse.
The other one shopped for pleasure and had $0 net worth by the time we met when he was 40.
Not sure where the men with money are. No worries. I kept my monies separately, got a finance degree, invested a lot of it, and have no money worries.
I didn't marry the second one, because of the experience with the first one. 
They both really wanted to love me, but they were just so broken inside. One took himself out after I had left. I cannot fix broken.
I know so many messed up people - mostly men, but also women. The one we all thought was nice 20 years ago, and we were upset Tina got him, was arrested for child p.
Is there something in the water? 
Several of my acquaintances married men with ASD without knowing what it is or recognizing it. Money problems, unemployment, there's no love.
Manager at worked yelled out the other day that he didn't care about anyone. He is cold as a cucumber thanks to his ASD. Two women had to suffer with him. Took me 10 years to figure him out. They don't do the selfishness on purpose. They were born like that. 
I'm sure there are women like that, but this is for men to know.

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