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It was also found that, contrary to the majority of typical developing individuals with gender dysphoria, those in the study who exhibited both gender dysphoria and ASD were not attracted to their natal sex, but were attracted to individuals of the opposite birth sex. This may also be explained by the [[Trans-vestigiality hypothesis]], i.e. the idea that the social exclusion and sexual frustration often experienced by autistic males in particular, may contribute to them 'transitioning' to a female gender identity in order to gain access to women, by evading competition with other males. They possibly also romantically benefit from the social cachét that progressive circles often confer upon transsexuals. | It was also found that, contrary to the majority of typical developing individuals with gender dysphoria, those in the study who exhibited both gender dysphoria and ASD were not attracted to their natal sex, but were attracted to individuals of the opposite birth sex. This may also be explained by the [[Trans-vestigiality hypothesis]], i.e. the idea that the social exclusion and sexual frustration often experienced by autistic males in particular, may contribute to them 'transitioning' to a female gender identity in order to gain access to women, by evading competition with other males. They possibly also romantically benefit from the social cachét that progressive circles often confer upon transsexuals. | ||
==Women on | ==Women on aspies== | ||
Even when those with Aspergers do manage to get into relationships with [[women]], likely primarily due to some making good [[betabux]] providers due to having high-paying careers demanding specialist skills, there is some evidence that these relationships are fraught with tensions and often unstable.<ref>http://heartlessaspergers.com/</ref> | Even when those with Aspergers do manage to get into relationships with [[women]], likely primarily due to some making good [[betabux]] providers due to having high-paying careers demanding specialist skills, there is some evidence that these relationships are fraught with tensions and often unstable.<ref>http://heartlessaspergers.com/</ref> | ||
A few choice quotes from disgruntled [[wife|wives]] of men with Asperger's (also good evidence of [[female solipsism]]): | A few choice quotes from disgruntled [[wife|wives]] of men with Asperger's (also good evidence of [[female solipsism]]): | ||