is there a reason people with aspergers have difficulty committing to one person?
my son's friend seems to think life is nothing but one bit party and has trouble committing to someone who loves him with all her heart. it's very heartbreaking for her, to say the least. he loves her, but seems to have trouble not totally committing.
being good looking, extremely outgoing, and always happy has alot of girls liking him (i would imagine) and i'm wondering if he craves all that attention, which he would lose should he commit to one person. and why does he crave all that attention anyways? is he really very insecure? does he have a deep seated fear of rejection?
this person also has trouble with keeping a job also. it's like life has no rules and jobs are too confining.
he's a real cutie and as this incredible warmth, acceptance of others, and charisma about him, but then there are these other traits that i don't understand.
how is he ever gonna make it in life if he can't commit to anything and just wants to have fun all the time???
my son's friend seems to think life is nothing but one bit party and has trouble committing to someone who loves him with all her heart. it's very heartbreaking for her, to say the least. he loves her, but seems to have trouble not totally committing.
being good looking, extremely outgoing, and always happy has alot of girls liking him (i would imagine) and i'm wondering if he craves all that attention, which he would lose should he commit to one person. and why does he crave all that attention anyways? is he really very insecure? does he have a deep seated fear of rejection?
this person also has trouble with keeping a job also. it's like life has no rules and jobs are too confining.
he's a real cutie and as this incredible warmth, acceptance of others, and charisma about him, but then there are these other traits that i don't understand.
how is he ever gonna make it in life if he can't commit to anything and just wants to have fun all the time???