Asperger’s Syndrome leads to some quirky stuff. One wife complained about her old man playing air guitar in the car or at formal dinners where there was no music.Another that her husband would practice his baseball swing when uncomfortable.
And these same guys get obsessed with numbers.
David Finch (whose wife Kristen put him through a home questionnaire assessment and diagnosed him) just wrote a book The Journal of Best Practices, about what not to do (like “Don’t change the radio station when Kristen’s singing along”). He says he remembers the date his niece was born “because she was born on March 14, 2008, which is well-known among my fellow nerds in the math and science communities as “Pi Day” because pi, the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, is equal to 3.14. Also 3 + 14 + 2 + 0 + 8 totals 27, which is divisible by 3, and I love numbers that are divisible by 3, particularly numbers whose digits sum to 27, of which 3 is the cube root.”
That’s how their brain works.
They tend to have rituals and be over sensitive to sensations, feel tortured by clothes tags, clothes that are too tight or made in the ‘wrong material’.
Or David Finch wore swimming goggles when bathing the kids because he couldn’t stand it if water got in his eyes. The kids thought it was quirky and cool.
When getting his daughter to help him with breakfast he asked if she knew what to do - so she showed him. She lined the egg carton exactly on the counter, filled the pot and “she closed the faucet, opened it, closed it, opened it, closed it, tapped her forehead, opened it and closed it the same way that I do.”
Einsteine, Bill Gates, Woody Allen, Bob Dylan, Keanu Reeves, Al Gore, and Garrison Keillor are some of the many notable public figures that experts believe show symptoms of Asperger’s syndrome
But the claim is, all women who hear about the symptoms of Asperger’s Syndrome for the first time. Hear about he difficulty in social interactions, missing of social cues, egotism, blunt speech, a need for ’space’ fear of confrontation and obsession with subjects like sports scores. They are all are convinced their husbands have it.

It makes you do wierd shit