Hello,
Yeah I agree with the points raised; it should have no real effect tbh.
People do look for personality in people so I know that having Aspergers may prove a challenge for you to overcome, but I’m sure that if you are able to express you for you, then you should be okay.
I’ve yet to encounter anyone who won’t get involved with someone else for whatever reason.
As
@Therapon said- it’s a matter of finding that couple / person for you and vice verse.
Also as &
@mrbrightside rightly stated: there’s someone and something for everyone.
As for carers being involved, now that is a question that certainly opens a can of worms.
Their job is to help keep safe and protect plus also help with immediate care needs.
Does online activity come within the remit of safeguarding? I’d say so.
But the carers involved would have to help you (whoever) make those decisions.
In that sense, the site is more accessible as there’s real people you can turn to for support.
Real time.
Also the photo verification system can help too.
When it comes to vigilance, you can rely on staff to help.
Whether carers should be involved or not ethically, is such a major discussion.
I would love to see how this goes.
So, may I ask, how severe is your Aspergers?
Best wishes
L&P