Dating Felicia?

[Myrtonos]

I just asked a German student in America a question in a comment on one of her videos.

 

[tree]

Why bother?

 

[GadAbout]

I couldn't find your comment.

 

[Myrtonos]

It's right below a comment pinned by the uploader of the video, I started a thread here because I wanted to bring it to the aspies' attention.

 

[GadAbout]

Well, I'm not going back to look for it. I'm a busy woman.

 

[Tom]

Does it have anything to do with autism? Is there an answer?

 

[Myrtonos]

No answer yet, I just thought I would bring this comment to aspies' attention as I said above.

 

[tree]

What is the comment?

If the question is so important to you that you feel you need to make a thread
regarding the event of your having asked it, surely it is important enough for you to
state directly in the thread.

 

[Trophonius]

It's right below a comment pinned by the uploader of the video, I started a thread here because I wanted to bring it to the aspies' attention.

Just so you know... the comments you leave on a youtube video are always the first you see, and if there is a pinned comment, then you see the pinned comment first and second your own comments. But this only happens to you, everyone else just see their own comment or the top comments.

Also: Why?

 

[SusanLR]

I saw the comment/question.
Do you like her and want a date?

 

[Myrtonos]

Actually I asked her because of what she has said before about Americans and their small talk, especially in this video.

 

[tree]

So this girl from Germany was in the USA for six months,
and your penetrating question to her is whether she is
"ready to date an aspie."

I don't see much, if any point, to asking her that.

I guess if a person were captivated by her videos that would
be intriguing, to some degree, particularly if the person
were on the spectrum and wanted to generalize from her
response.

She smiles and smiles while she details how disappointing she
found her stay in the USA. The smiles don't cover up or
erase what she is saying.