Aspies For Freedom

Some females actually like chest hair, to a certain extent.  

What country are you in, Ziyaret?

Thanks very much...I don't know how she looks taller, She is a tad shorter than me.

I love hats, but seldom get to wear them {they do give the impression of more hair }

I used to wear a crash helmet when I rode a moped, but I found them awful heavy.

you seem to be fixalted on your hair lenth.why, if you dont mind me asking?

What in God's name is wrong with a Roman nose?  For better or for worse, I have one--well I am apparently 100% Italian so I don't think this would be uncommon, at all.

I've heard that some women find said feature attractive, it goes well with an "aquiline" look.

I'd think its because we're more 'natural' and a bit more humble. I don't think I'm attractive, even though its nice to be told I am! But I don't think if I walked around thinking I was God's gift I would be attractive... that kind of arrogance would shine through my make up

I'd say it's also due to many Aspie girls looking younger for their age.  To have immaculate skin is always a sign of beauty.

I've seen quite a few female members remark that, at age 35, they still get mistaken for 18-21.

I like Lush face masks and I use them, but after years of coffee swigging and liver bashing... I suppose caffeine and alcohol are good for my skin

Personally I think it's a myth that coffee is bad for your skin.  Coffee is loaded with antioxidants, for one thing.

Although I tend to think soft drinks in any form, diet or regular, aren't that great.  And I definitely believe alcohol isn't too easy on your skin. Having had an alcohol addiction for a couple years, I noticed the effects of it first hand and in this case, I can confirm that "what they say" is true.  I look quite a bit older now, as a direct result of my addiction.  Which is not so easy for my vain self to accept...

I think I like you Lucie

Nope, musta been someone else...

Thought I'd finally give you guys an example of how I normally dress.
Most of these clothes are secondhand.  I love thrift stores.    I also seem to magically find things that are not only my size but on sale, as well.  Whereas my mother and most of my friends struggle to find anything that suits them.

Oh, and you can't see it due to the hat, but my hair is, in fact, bright blue.
And my glasses chain is made of paperclips.

Whatever happened to... "people with Asperger's have trouble expressing themselves...?"