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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^Actually that's been my party line from the beginning.  I dont know if your sense of wounded ego distracted you, or you have poor reading comprehension, or what the deal is, but my assessment of you and your situation has not changed.

(Well, maybe a little.  It definitely became worse as I realized your entire concept of yourself as a success has to do with your parents' country club.  At age 33.)

You dont provide many benefits, but enough for her.  And she's probably a bit lonely to deal with someone that, having spoken to you for a long period of time and dealt with your asperger's personality, I can only classify as "anti-social". 
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Except for the small inconvenient fact that the PP actually listed 7-8 things that you never said in any of your 20+ posts. You spent 2-3% of your words talking about some vague "benefits" that I offer to gf (which you never defined or talked about) and then spent 97% of your verbage talking about how I don't measure up. PP actually listed 7-8 plausible reasons for gf's behavior in 1 post. You offered 1 vague platitude in 25+ posts. Talk about lacking efficiency LOL.[/quote]

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