Emotional life of an Asperger

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Well, they'll both be really interested in math - more so than each other, a lot of the time - but given that they'll both be aspies, they can just sit and work problems together and that would be enough a lot of the time. Neither one would interrupt the other in the midst of a long problem - they'd both understand how annoying that is.

They could make up story problems to give to each other for their anniversarys.

As long as one or both has a job, they'd live in perfect aspie bliss.

It all goes for the better, I wouldn't need that level of dedication towards math now...

I didn't mean to sound mocking, if you are worried about that. I took two extra semesters of calc because I loved the elegance of it, and although I couldn't derive a function at this moment to save my own life, I could totally understand people who would be more comitted to math in general and who might get a lot of fulfillment from math throughout their lives.

But I do derive fulfilment from math, and not just derivatives, or the beauty from it. It's quite amusing.

But not the same way people are amusing.

I actually thought you were being serious until I checked your profile.

If I liked them enough as a person, I would date 'fat chicks'. But sex, even with someone 'hot', would be seldom.

That's actually the reason I'm not interested in romantic relationships. I've been told that the only difference between having a close relationship with a friend and a romantic relationship is the sex.

Since I do not desire sex, I do not desire romantic relationships.