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bullies on dating app..that's weird... try good dating apps OP..best of luck...
I have Asperger's. What that guy did is stupid and it gives a bad name to people with learning disabilities. Just because me and other people with learning disabilities may be awkward does not mean normal people like the OP can't be awkward too. OP, be as awkward as you want and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
You couldn't just block the dude?
Sounds like a tool, but why write that you're awkward? Just don't worry about it and you'll be a lot less awkward.
At least your situation is online, its easier to escape when there's a block button waiting. I know a guy with Aspergers (he self identified), we're both in college, and I'm part of a group of people who like to play MTG during our breaks between class. He didn't start out playing, but he started paying attention to the games, and next thing we know, he's dumped a thousand dollars (he told us) into the game and wanted to play. We let him, but as time has passed on he's gotten more and more aggressive about losing and almost had a fit during finals week due to everyone studying and not playing with him. None of us even want to play with him anymore due to his attitude, but none of us know how to tell him to leave our group alone. He's also been harassing each of us on Facebook to hang out all through our current semester break. We've mostly ignored him but how do you tell someone to stop when you're worried about their reaction? He gets visible shakes and seems to have a very short temper, I worry that he's going to hurt someone if he loses a game or if we all tell him to go away.
Bear down and straight out tell him. Preferably in a public place with a lot of witnesses around. And wear protection.
While that is rather extensive, and somewhat unjustified, I do have to ask: Do you guys actively ignore him? Have you said no every single time he asked to hang out? Some people, when ignored extensively, WILL start bugging for attention. I can't say for sure, since IDK the entire situation, but if, at one point, you guys just decided to say no to every hang out request, I can see why he'd get frustrated.
y delete and not report? no respect for your self.
Had to?! Top idiotic thing I've read all day.
That guy was jerk OP don't let him make you feel bad. I met my current boyfriend on OKCupid and we've been dating almost 2 years. But keep in mind if you want to make a new profile that there are a lot of jerks and creeps in online dating. If you want to find someone you're going to have to ignore the nasty comments. It shouldn't be that way but it is, and besides the people that say that are the ones who just want everyone to feel as miserable as they do.
As a teen with Asperger's, that guy's a douche
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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.