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* Males with ASD were found to engage more in solitary sexual activities then the NT men in the sample, (16.1% of ASD men reported masturbating multiple times a day versus none of the NT men in the sample, and 14% of the NT men reported 'never' masturbating versus none of the ASD men reporting as such, for example) | * Males with ASD were found to engage more in solitary sexual activities then the NT men in the sample, (16.1% of ASD men reported masturbating multiple times a day versus none of the NT men in the sample, and 14% of the NT men reported 'never' masturbating versus none of the ASD men reporting as such, for example) | ||
* '''The amount of men with ASD who reported being in a relationship was 16% versus 82% of NT men and 46% of females with ASD.''' (Sample was comprised of people in their mid 30s on average.) | * '''The amount of men with ASD who reported being in a relationship was 16% versus 82% of NT men and 46% of females with ASD.''' (Sample was comprised of people in their mid 30s on average.) | ||
(Note: This figure is likely understating the number of ASD incel men, | (Note: This figure is likely understating the number of ASD incel men, there are a disproportionately higher number of homosexual/biseuxal men with ASD compared to NTs. The researchers lumped these into a single group.) This is also despite men with ASD reporting having higher levels of sexual desire and masturbating more frequently then NT men. | ||
== Extreme Male Brain Theory == | == Extreme Male Brain Theory == | ||