So basically all dating advice is made by and for extroverts.
You know, essentially it always boils down to "go out somewhere and have a good time."

For a while, the internet made it easy for introverts to meet each other in the comfort of their own homes, but then the normies joined in and spoiled it.

So I propose a matchmaking service based around their ideal life choices - reading, pottering around in the garden, nice cups of tea and most of all not going out.
Like-minded potential couples would buy the same books or whatever and enjoy protracted video-calls with each other before meeting up in person.
-- Loris, Nov 15 2024

extrovert, shmextrovert https://uk.jkp.com/...asperger-meets-girl
[insert boilerplate conflict-of-interest declaration here] [pertinax, Nov 17 2024]

//basically all dating advice is made by and for extroverts//

Ahem; not quite all: see link.
-- pertinax, Nov 17 2024


I think there's a difference between the Aspergers-autistic spectrum and introversion vs extroversion.
-- Loris, Nov 17 2024


Difference, yes, but also overlap.
-- pertinax, Nov 17 2024


I was enjoying this idea & about to give it a wholehearted croissant but then that last half-sentence happened. The horror! The horror!
-- DrBob, Nov 21 2024


What is more horrific, the protracted video calls, or the meeting up in person?
-- pocmloc, Nov 21 2024


I think DrBob means the latter.

But they need to get together at some point, or they won't be able to make baby introverts.
-- Loris, Nov 21 2024


//What is more horrific, the protracted video calls, or the meeting up in person?//

They are both more horrific!

//they won't be able to make baby introverts//

Can't they just be pen friends & exchange fluids through the post?
-- DrBob, Nov 23 2024



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