Lobber wrote:
I did post a video of myself on the video thread, so you have something to go on. As far as forearms and hands, same thing, view the video.
Lobber, first off, I think you're adorable. I thought your video was funny, especially your facial expressions. I'm big into funny faces, and have quite a few hideous ones in my repertoire.

Can't comment on your forearms, though -- not enough forearm action to tell.
You remind me of my brother, the way you presented in the video, your mannerisms -- I often mention him in my posts here because he's one of the few people in the world that I'm close to and can identify with. He's Aspie, too, and, like yourself, has never dated or had a girlfriend -- and he's thirty-nine! He's only made one or two attempts (with my encouragement) to ask a girl out, but nothing came of it. He has good self-esteem, I think, but he's completely clueless as to how to approach women, how to behave comfortably around them. It makes me sad, because I know he's lonely. His only constant companions are his lizards and his cat.

He's such a great guy, would make an excellent husband...
You seem to have an advantage over my brother, however -- you were brave enough to post that video of yourself, which is something he wouldn't ever do. His shyness is almost crippling at times.
I would suggest you throw caution to the wind and ask out that special someone. So what if it turns out she has a boyfriend? The worst that can happen is she'll say, "no thank you, I've got a boyfriend." Big whoop. Rejection is a part of life. You know that old saying, "No pain, no gain"? That's no bull. Even though you fear rejection, you'll never, ever find a mate without going through some rejection now and again.
There are so many ladies out there looking for a kind, gentle, funny man who will treat them right, someone like YOU! But they'll never know you exist unless you MAKE yourself known.