Asperger's and Some Gay Person Analogies

fun times.

also check out how I completely change my opinions all the time. I'm not anti-gay-marriage if I come across that way. I more just think it isn't the whole thing and it's not a good idea to try to force minorities into a majority box. Actually I don't think anyone should have to be in a box.

P.S. HOW GREAT WAS THE LAST EPISODE OF MAD MEN??

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[jwarrior343]

too all homo phobes: homo sexuality is not a choice cuz if it was we would technically be bi, and that is clearly not the case

[gorramdoll]

yeah I know, boys are awesome, I'd totally be into them if I could.

[jwarrior343]

dont mean to offend, does the the word fa/ faggot offend u?

[gorramdoll]

well it's not really my place to say, since I'm a girl and it doesn't apply to me. the words dyke and lesbo usually offend me. I have one (straight, male) friend who calls me a dyke in a way that I don't find offensive. I guess because we're very close and I feel like he understands the context of the word & is using it as an inside joke between us. it offends me if some straight person thinks they can just up and use it.

I assume if I was a guy I'd feel the same about the word fag.

[Frizzurd]

@romans52345 explain how that is better?

[romans52345]

@Frizzurd Better than being Straight and Having Aspergers

[Frizzurd]

@TheManiNicole Well it is good to know im not the only one, instead of other people on aspergers topics telling me suck it up.

[TheManiNicole]

@Frizzurd I second that.

[LuciusAccumbens]

@Magnulus76

Interesting. What do SL and OTOH stand for?

[Frizzurd]

i am gay and have aspergers... i feel like a hopeless fucking mess

[Aleksei5055]

@jonandra yes but that is what I mean too... I am interested the person not gender..

[jonandra]

@Aleksei5055 I don't exactly consider myself bisexual. I just call myself to that for ease of communication. I can fall in love with, or be infatuated with, as the case may be, anyone, regardless of gender. So, I guess I consider myself preferentially blind. Anywho, I realized I made a typo in that post. Only 1 of 6 female Aspies I'd seen at the time were not bi or gay. That statistic has changed. But, I think it's more that Aspies aren't as prone to hide their preference, on hind sight.

[Aleksei5055]

@jonandra I kind of agree with you... I have AS and I am girl and I am the same way kind of ... I am bi.