01-15-2007, 03:39 PM
01-16-2007, 01:27 AM
I would say for me as an aspie that I think NT/AS or AS/AS could be a burden because I know two ex girlfriends that have said that I'm some sort of an burden to them. All of those two were Aspies
01-16-2007, 03:03 AM
Thats probably because their aspies, they spoke their mind...
Any relationship is a burden, its a matter of whether the benifits make it worth it...
Any relationship is a burden, its a matter of whether the benifits make it worth it...
01-16-2007, 06:49 AM
And no two people, NT or AS are alike so these difficulties pop up in couples that are NT/NT or AS/AS as well.
01-16-2007, 03:44 PM
The answer your looking for is NO,
You will not be percieved as being any more of a burden than any nt
You will not be percieved as being any more of a burden than any nt
01-16-2007, 11:57 PM
Aparently...
02-01-2007, 01:37 AM
Through my own relationships it does seem as though AS is a burden to the other partner... as sad as it is to say
because my first boyfriend just kept saying that I wasn't allowed to use the AS as an excuse for anything because there are meds to control and cure it and there were many times where I felt like i was being snapped at and critisized and all that by him for things I know I can't help and were the AS.
My second and I have split after a week, but he still lets me talk with him bout stress and stuff but even he tells me that "Do be honest I don't think you're ready for another relationship with anyone" and yet I was and am still only myself.
I believe there will always be problems in relationships as long as at least one person in the relationship is an Aspie but that don't mean its a burden. I think as long as the 2 people no matter who they are can make any relationship work as long as they try their best to understand the other.
because my first boyfriend just kept saying that I wasn't allowed to use the AS as an excuse for anything because there are meds to control and cure it and there were many times where I felt like i was being snapped at and critisized and all that by him for things I know I can't help and were the AS.My second and I have split after a week, but he still lets me talk with him bout stress and stuff but even he tells me that "Do be honest I don't think you're ready for another relationship with anyone" and yet I was and am still only myself.
I believe there will always be problems in relationships as long as at least one person in the relationship is an Aspie but that don't mean its a burden. I think as long as the 2 people no matter who they are can make any relationship work as long as they try their best to understand the other.