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| 1 | Would a man with an MD in surgery who's also tall and fairly good looking but who has Asperger's and thus less empathy be deemed to be "low value"? | SEEKING ADVICE | ImfrenchThankGod | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 06/09/20 07:08 PM |
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| -1 | Never make a man go to therapy or attend relationship counseling with you. They will only do the bare minimum needed to get you to stay. It’s a waste of time and money. Work on the assumption they will never change.But what if he doesn't need to go to therapy because he's functional when it comes to pretty much everything except for his lack of initiative? He told me that it only happens to a certain degree and in certain situations. Like,he "taught himself" to interact with new people without being shy and made himself look into their eyes but he can't make "himself observant when it comes to a woman liking him. His brain literally doesn't know what to do in that situation and usually improvises (looks at… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 08/09/20 08:41 AM |
| 2 | Never make a man go to therapy or attend relationship counseling with you. They will only do the bare minimum needed to get you to stay. It’s a waste of time and money. Work on the assumption they will never change.What about guys who have Asperger's syndrome or social issues and who lack initiative in spite of not being ill intended and who are otherwise successful? I met a guy who is like this a couple days ago and he was pretty nice and really not seemed to have any issue...Hell,he was quite good at conversation too but a bit clumsy otherwise; But on our first date he told me that he wants to be honest about something with me and told me straightforward that he has Asperger's. Does that mean that he's a… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 07/09/20 07:34 PM |
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