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==Women on aspies== | ==Women on aspies== | ||
Even Asperger's who do manage to get into relationships, possibly due to some making good [[betabux]], there is some anecdotal evidence that these relationships are often unstable, leading e.g. to some post-[[wall]] [[foid]] hating on her sperg husband | Even Asperger's who do manage to get into relationships, possibly due to some making good [[betabux]], there is some anecdotal evidence that these relationships are often unstable, leading e.g. to some post-[[wall]] [[foid]] hating on her sperg ex-husband by writing an entire website on the ordeal titled "Heartless Aspergers".<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20190430010937/http://heartlessaspergers.com/</ref> The author conducted a survey collecting opinions of 43 women on their sperg husbands, many of which have been affirmative. | ||
Here are a few quote from said disgruntled [[wife|wives]] (also good evidence of [[female solipsism]]): | Here are a few quote from said disgruntled [[wife|wives]] (also good evidence of [[female solipsism]]): | ||
{{quote|After 23 years of marriage to an AS husband who is a [[betabux|good provider]] and [[nice guy|basically decent person]], all I can say is “DON’T DO IT. Run, run, run as fast as you can. You may love this person, but unless you also despise yourself, you need to leave the relationship as far behind you as possible.”}} | {{quote|After 23 years of marriage to an AS husband who is a [[betabux|good provider]] and [[nice guy|basically decent person]], all I can say is “DON’T DO IT. Run, run, run as fast as you can. You may love this person, but unless you also despise yourself, you need to leave the relationship as far behind you as possible.”}} | ||