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I'm sorry that happened. That sucks. I hope you can overcome it, and try again.
In times like this, the "block" button is your best friend. As well as the "report" button, and also the occasional police call or restraining order if it ever comes down to that.
Or the best.
I'm really sorry that happened, but don't give up. Block him and try again.
I got it too...and autism. I've heard people with similar diagnosis call themselves special, but this is pretty damn overboard. Sorry OP. Like all people with disorders out their, you're always gonna get a few that are "off their rocker".
Check your awkward privilege.
That doesn't even make any sense!
41- That makes even less sense.
Theres plenty fish in the sea, besides, dating sites aren't the only way to meet people.
Not the only way to meet people indeed... For instance: 832-273-5354
Did you just...
i feel for u but u shouldn't be bullied by such people. especially on the internet!
The Internet is exactly where you'll get bullied.
Precisely.
Sounds awkward.
It's common for people with Aspergers to further develop issues with communication as they age (assuming he isn't a kid). It doesn't excuse his threats, but I wouldn't let him deter you from your pursuit. Maybe try a crack at another website, but don't give up from one bad experience!
he needs help! using autism as an excuse is wrong!
Ish. What's awkward is the fact that someone actually contested that. There'll be other opportunities, don't worry! In cases like these, the best thing you can do is find a way to ignore them, keep your head up, and move on. As a side note, that particular fellow just has a touch of the Special Snowflake Syndrome. Not all people with Asperger's are like that - he's in the minority. Most are wonderful, kind people and many of them aren't awkward at all.
Thank you. I have asperger and I can tell you, everybody has the right to be awkward. It's not a privilig, it's something you can't controll, therefor his statement is complete bullshit. Btw English isn't my first language, so excuse any spelling mistaces I made, thank you.
*mistakes instead of mistaces.* Otherwise, you are spot on. I wish my Spanish was as good as your English.
They were giving a compliment.
He wasn't being crude, he was telling him that he had no reason to be concerned about having made spelling mistakes, since he only made one and it was an easy mistake to make if English isn't your first language. He was being kind.
I totally agree with this. I have aspergers and I don't act that way. I have seen so many fmls and comments that have made it seem like people with aspergers are complete assholes. The fact is that most of us really aren't.
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In times like this, the "block" button is your best friend. As well as the "report" button, and also the occasional police call or restraining order if it ever comes down to that.
Theres plenty fish in the sea, besides, dating sites aren't the only way to meet people.