Someone posted a 7 page article yesterday about a couple that both had asperger's. I can't find the link, though. It might help explain why your girlfriend acts the way she acts.

>>895307
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/26/us/navigating-love-and-autism.html?pagewanted=all

>>895428
>>895410
I'll give it a read. Thanks, anon(s).

I'm diagnosed with aspergers and have been with my boyfriend for 3 years almost.

I'd say I'm in love, he's the only person I want to be around and the only one I tell everything to.
And yeah, we desire intercourse. For some people with autistic, from what I understand, it can either be really satisfying due to having high reactions to sensations or it can be really uncomfortable and horrible due to the high sensation thing.

For example, some autistic people will literally throw up in the supermarket (or young children will cry loads, if they're not a brat that is) because of all the different noises going on. So, during sex, all the different feeling and sensations can also make an autistic person ill. It depends. For me, it's all very very good, except I hate being stroked - it literally feels like somebody rubbing me with a razor. I read something about a woman who was at work and a co-worker patted her back and it hurt her so much that she itched it with scissors and everyone was like "you're bleeding!!!" and she was like "Oh? I didn't realise"
It's complicated.

And when I masturbate, I never use porn. I've watched it but it does nothing for me. I just sit back, relax and think about almost anything, but I do think of being romantic with my partner.

>>895473
Yeah, the bit about the noises is familiar.

Thanks for your post, I appreciate it.

Anyone else?

>alsteto asd

>>895473
>been with my boyfriend for 3 years
>he's the only person I want to be around and the only one I tell everything to
>when I masturbate, I never use porn.

>that feel when girls with asperger's are the perfect girlfriend for a robot