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have you stalked anyone
no 82%  82%  [ 28 ]
yes 18%  18%  [ 6 ]
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aspie48
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03 Oct 2011, 6:32 pm

fraac wrote:
You learned how it felt to be the person who did that, and now you don't need to do that any more, right? (Weird way of saying it, sorry.)

It's good to try new stuff. I like to be everyone for a little while each.

you're actually pretty funny even if you don't mean to be :lol:



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03 Oct 2011, 6:37 pm

You need to stop being accused of stalking and start stalking, so you can learn how it feels to be a stalker and then you'll stop doing it.



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03 Oct 2011, 6:39 pm

fraac wrote:
You learned how it felt to be the person who did that, and now you don't need to do that any more, right? (Weird way of saying it, sorry.) .


No, I learned that women have a low tolerance for me following them around and should be assumed to want nothing to do with me unless they've clearly expressed the contrary, and that the authorities tend to take their side in any misunderstanding. So I'm a lot more careful.

Also, I ended up dating a girl that had a crush on me without my knowledge, after she made the first move. That made it possible for me to completely avoid the lovestruck stage until she was already interested and thus not creep her out just by liking her.



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03 Oct 2011, 7:10 pm

Exactly. Trial and error is invaluable. Go easy on yourself, aspie48.