Like a lot of you my Red Pill Journey began years ago reading PUA material and Robert Greene books. One thing that really was a catalyst and eye-opener for me was this guide posted on wrongplanet.net back in 2006. The author seems to be MIA for about 5 years there. It's not quite Pook, but maybe it will help people on the spectrum, it's one of the only things I've seen that helps someone leverage their asperger traits into a positive.

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On the flipside, those of us with AS have two character “flaws” which work to our advantage compared to NT males: a.) we don’t have a problem holding our ground and bowing into the status quo, and b.) we are incredibly loyal to those we care about. Simply put, in some ways, we really are tailored to work well with our female counterparts. The challenge is changing the things that put us at disadvantages: body language, voice tone, and our over-analytical nature. Yes, I understand that being “over-analytical” can come in use in other parts of life, but when it comes to social interaction and relationships, it generally only brings more pain and higher anxiety to situations that don’t warrant it. The term “making mountains our of mole hills” applies here.