--- In AS-and-Proud-of-it@yahoogroups.com, "gaugebosons" <
gaugebosons@a...> wrote:
>
> This is an interesting thought. I have read in books on As that
> they "warn" parents that their sons might seem "gay" because they
> don't do "normal guy things" and might just be mimicking their mom's
> behavior.
>
> I grew up that way with 3 sisters and feel much more comfortable
> around women. and so I started in college thinking I was "gay".
> Although I think having sex with guys is fun, deep down I am thinking
> that I also like fun women. So I wonder if for AS people who have to
> learn interaction rules... am I gay because I am gay... or am I gay
> because it was easier to relate to in high school??
>
>
> --- In AS-and-Proud-of-it@yahoogroups.com, David Brown <asp@d...>
> wrote:
> > On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 06:49:57PM -0000, andrewgrindell wrote:
> Only as I've come to accept
> > that not only am I autistic, I am also gay has this started to make
> sense.
> >



this is an interesting thought. I could say that the same is true for me. i
dont
realy understand where aspergers ends and normmal personality and
preferances begin. i have always been abble to relate to wommen better, and
a lot of times wemmen that i am atracted to think that i am not "manly"
ennough. or that they think that i am gay. its verry confusing for me. aspecialy
when they tell me that they find me atractive.