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Your voice is missing! Women get a lot more perverted and disrespectful attention, but not good attention.

Pick out a few key words or phrases. The other 2 locals might even be there if I really cared to examine every profile with no photo. This is difficult and will take time.

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Welcome to Autism Forums, a friendly forum to discuss Aspergers Syndrome, Autism, High Functioning Autism and related conditions. Your voice is missing! No add-ons or extensions required, just login and start chatting! Write about anything you like on your own individual blog. We hope to see you as a part of our community soon! Please also check us out what are the names of these sites? Online Dating sites geared towards those with Asperger Syndrome, Autism, etc.? MIght I suggest this thread as well It's not neccesarily a thread about links all over, but people mention sites and their thoughts about it. Maybe you'll get something from it. Also; I do agree with Cheetoe80... Yes, in a way it is. Is there a reason for it? Of course; there's free ones, but they're usually limited. Some limited you in sending private messages, some allow limited profile views... MIght I suggest this thread as well It's not neccesarily a thread about links all over, but people mention sites and their thoughts about it. Maybe you'll get something from it. Also; I do agree with Cheetoe80... Yes, in a way it is. Is there a reason for it? Of course; there's free ones, but they're usually limited. Some limited you in sending private messages, some allow limited profile views... I remember watching a U. If I find the link to the doc, I'll post it so people can see what the site was called. The dating guy was being mothered to death. If there's any interest I can post more about my experiences on here. I got a lot of tips from littleredrails. It does have it pitfalls though in that you end up going on a decent number of bad dates. I'm going to throw a curve ball here. Not to argue or upset anyone. I have a little experience in this matter. Women get a lot more perverted and disrespectful attention, but not good attention. It's not just undesirable people, but dangerous and gross people. I haven't ever been on an actual dating site, but I've been on a lot of different social networking sites and guys say some really messed up, graphic things. So as far as decent attention goes, I don't think men have it harder at all. Dating sites are the only place I have gotten any dates so far.... I live in an area with no activity or interest groups or clubs so I don't have much of a choice... I use POF, datehookup and OKCupid. All have millions of members and completey free to use.... I met at least ten nice women that way and become facebook friends with more... There are 3 AS dating sites that are also free... Don't waste your money on a pay site... Most sites require both members to pay to contact each other. If you do pay, you will find most of the people you look at can't reply back because they are non-paying members. IMHO there's nothing wrong with paying money for that type of service. You're not dating a robot and you're not buying a hooker. It is no different from paying postage to send a love letter, except this is the 21st century. Or paying admission to enter a dance. Invest in a good photo of yourself and smile. Smiling is NOT false advertizing to deceive somebody! Skip the dinner and go see a movie. Just remember that on a date, you are in vacation mode, which is very different from living together, when you are in work mode. Like, if a man takes a woman to dinner there is no question who will fix dinner and who will do the dishes. Do not mention anything about Asperger's. You are not a diagnosis, but an individual. Don't be looking for Mr. Right, be looking for Mr. Right Now, for a fling. If she asks you what is wrong or why you seem different or whatever, just say you'd rather not discuss that, but the movie. That question says, she knows you don't wanna talk about it but she will ask you anyway. Do not mention anything about Asperger's. You are not a diagnosis, but an individual. Don't be looking for Mr. Right, be looking for Mr. Right Now, for a fling. If she asks you what is wrong or why you seem different or whatever, just say you'd rather not discuss that, but the movie. That question says, she knows you don't wanna talk about it but she will ask you anyway. I actually think this may be bad advice, but perhaps omitting the fact you have Asperger's is beneficial for the men on the spectrum, I don't know. I met my partner via a local online dating site and in my profile was quite open about my diagnosis and in fact, it was one of the aspects that lead to him messaging me - like minds and all that. I figured anybody who can't see past that is not particularly worth seeing and investing time in. I can only speak from my own experience and that may indeed differ from that of an aspie male's, but I found the result of being honest about being an aspie was far more positive than negative. MIght I suggest this thread as well It's not neccesarily a thread about links all over, but people mention sites and their thoughts about it. Maybe you'll get something from it. Also; I do agree with Cheetoe80... Yes, in a way it is. Is there a reason for it? Of course; there's free ones, but they're usually limited. Some limited you in sending private messages, some allow limited profile views... Dating sites are the only place I have gotten any dates so far.... I live in an area with no activity or interest groups or clubs so I don't have much of a choice... I use POF, datehookup and OKCupid. All have millions of members and completey free to use.... I met at least ten nice women that way and become facebook friends with more... There are 3 AS dating sites that are also free... Don't waste your money on a pay site... Most sites require both members to pay to contact each other. If you do pay, you will find most of the people you look at can't reply back because they are non-paying members. Ok this was an odd experience. Last night just for kicks I checked out this one called autismdatingservice. I figured like any niche site I've seen, there would be almost nobody local. I've dated 15 people in my life, over the last 20 years. Pretty sure that 6 of them live around here within 50 miles. Everybody hears about everybody somehow in these parts. So anyway I plugged in a generic search of 25 to 45 within 50 miles. Then 2nd page shows 12 more people and 2 of them are exs from over 10 years ago. This is just quick observation from the posted pic and description. The other 2 locals might even be there if I really cared to examine every profile with no photo. I've been on tons of sites over the years and rarely seen anyone I previously dated. But never have I seen so many as this site, and right on the front pages. From a numbers standpoint to me this was just staggering. Makes me wonder if I am just late to the game. Maybe later on all these people questioned whether they were autistic too. I guess it goes to show I do tend to pick people like myself. But I was just curious what was out there, I don't want to get wound up with anybody again so I disabled the profile. Your theory is only valid provided that the woman in question is an attractive one. As an unattractive woman, I can successfully say that I have never gained the attention of any man in any manner whatsoever, so your assumption is wrong. Women don't have it any easier than men in this respect. If anything, a woman has to put far more effort into attracting a mate than a male does. Women are expected to wear makeup and don uncomfortable clothes. They are expected to straighten and curl their hair and shave their armpits and legs. Women are expected to frequently have their eyebrows waxed and not be horridly smarter than the males around them, or else lose any chance of finding a partner. I'm sorry that you cannot find a partner and that you feel as though you are lacking attention, but it probably has nothing to do with this theory of attention related to gender. About sometimes wishing that you weren't a male, try giving birth or a painfully heavy period before making that sort of statement. Sorry about the length of this quote which has next to nothing to do with this thread, but I am both easily exited and prone to writing. I hope you find a good partner or at least become less upset about being alone. Maybe you should be looking for a friendship, as friends tend to be easier to make and usually last longer than partnerships.

Don't waste your money on a pay site. Don't waste your money on a pay site. I tried sending emails to em several times about it but I never met back. You are not a diagnosis, but an individual. The group runs itself and there is no administrator. They will have hopes. Smiling is NOT false advertizing to deceive somebody. In addition to the convenience and speed of online dating, you will also benefit from a tout of people of different races, ages and interests. That, again, is a good way of telling them that you are both interested in what they re saying to you and, more importantly, that you have been listening to them.