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Recent content by CD4

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    Dating someone with Asperger's while long distance

    Thanks for your perspective - that's helpful. The emotional rants from my end are probably once every 4 phone calls. I certainly would be exhausted myself if I were sharing emotional rants every single time we get on the phone. But it is helpful to understand that someone on the spectrum has...
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    Dating someone with Asperger's while long distance

    Thanks for sharing your perspective and experiences. It's really helpful and opens my eyes to a few things. I can understand that he may be exhausted by some of the phone conversations - understandably so if he does feel the same way that you do when listening to someone share their emotions...
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    Dating someone with Asperger's while long distance

    You're absolutely right. It isn't too much to ask. I guess I just worry that I'm asking too much given his struggle with communication and Aspergers diagnosis. The conversations are always pleasant. Him usually telling me his own stories or me sharing my emotions. He's always willing to listen...
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    Dating someone with Asperger's while long distance

    I'm NT and have been dating someone with Asperger's for about 3 months. During that time we haven't lived in the same city. We're only about 2.5 hours away but it's been a constant struggle to see each other and to communicate between seeing each other. Before I knew he had Asperger's I had a...
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