The standard dating site usage is "Tired of dating loosers." I have seen this one far more often than I would have thought possible.

This is a real pet peeve of mine, as I see "There were two dog's chewing on bone's by the tree's in the back yard," etc., all the time.

Possessives and contractions, not plurals!!

Having said that, there are some sources which will allow for apostrophes in plurals in very limited circumstances, such as "She had two A's on her report card." While I don't really like it, I think it might be clearer than "She had two As on her report card," which just looks like a miscapitalized "as," even given that the sentence makes no sense that way.

I've had them just come up to me and blurt it out -- probably awkward, but leaves little room for ambiguity.

More normally, they send me something in writing or one of their friends talks to me about them.

I have never been able to detect interest unless it's extremely blatant. (And sometimes not even then.)

So I suppose I would like it if they would find some way of letting me know that is a little more obvious -- otherwise I will never know....

Works for me. We'll have more office supplies than we could ever use.

I don't smoke, I don't drink, and I haven't been interested in anyone for several years now....

By that formula, I'm gonna live forever!

I have to agree here. I don't think "first move" is a gender thing, I see it more as a willingness-to-express-interest thing. And interest certainly isn't gender-specific.

A billboard would be enough for me. I mean, assuming the interest was spelled out on it in really big letters. Otherwise I won't have a clue.

I've bought five or six things from eBay, although not recently. Never had any problems.

Up until a few years ago, this was never a problem. I never had to figure out how to let someone know I was interested; there were always people around who were interested in me, and who would make it pretty obvious. On top of that, I had some friends who were always trying to fix me up with someone they knew. It was a pretty good system, I really didn't have to do anything!



Nowadays, I'm in a situation where I don't know anyone in my area, and have had no luck trying to find ways to meet people. So I haven't really been interested in anyone for a very long time. And if someone like that did show up, I'm really not sure how I would handle it.

There is no crying in science! (I think that's how it goes....)

I'm sorry, but it is simply not possible for anyone to be more unmatchable than I am.

Once you've hit Absolute Zero, there is no farther down to go.

Recount!

Agreed. I'm not sure how realistic that is, though. In my experience, people say this sort of thing all the time, but rarely (if ever) actually stick to it.



Commitments, as presented to me, have always been initially dishonest, and ultimately highly manipulative. It's "for better or worse" as long as I fit into some generic, suffocating, pre-defined paradigm of what a man in a relationship is supposed to be and/or do. Of course, this is never presented up front.

It's true. Trying to find a woman who isn't obsessed with babies is like trying to find an anteater who isn't obsessed with ants.

Let's not be too harsh on divorce. I personally found it a much better experience than marriage.

I've met plenty of them, but it always has to be on their terms, no exceptions. Not really worth it....

I think maybe it's time for a telethon....

Same here. I am completely unable to detect interest in me unless she puts up a billboard or something. For the most part, I just blame it on the Asperger's and forget about it....but it has happened often enough to become a repeating theme....

In movies, sure....