<p>i got a PM from this guy and in it he said he was 15. that is conflicting information. guys, this is a ■■■■■, stop wasting your time. Heres the message----</p>
<p>Actually, I’m 15, but I’m still engaged. As soon as I’m old enough, we’re getting married. It might not make sense, but we’ve been through a lot together; she’s transgender and I used to be suicidal. She helps me a lot, and we depend on each other. Just because I have Asperger’s Syndrome doesn’t mean I can’t love.</p>
<p>shes transgendered too LOL </p>
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<p>not that I disagree with you or I believe OP’s story. I just wonder why you think he’s a ■■■■■ (I have to admit that I’m not good in finding “■■■■■”) and why 15 is conflicting infomation? I mean he said he’s junior and skipped grade 7 and if he is 11 when he is grade 6 then:</p>
<p>I think you would be much more successful at a smaller school like a LAC (Liberal Arts College) Start researching some that have been suggested and look to see what majors they offer. Every college has a website that is a wealth of information for prospective students. I would try to find smaller schools within one or two states away from home that are located near a larger city so that your fiance will have options. Good luck to you.</p>
<p>So in summary…
He is a 15 year old Junior.
He has a gf who is a grade ahead of him, meaning she is likely 18.
He is engaged with this girl.
The girl is transgendered.
He has Aspergers.
Calls himself a genius and claims his IQ is 150-180. </p>
<p>Sounds like a new and very out of the ordinary poster. 15 yr old Aspie dating for 2 1/2 yrs is also not the norm. So understood why suspicions are raised.</p>
<p>That said, the onslaught of enticing college junkmail is common after taking the SAT or PSAT, so the “flattery” is pretty broad based on the part of the schools. If you read here on cc you’ll learn more about the college marketing strategies</p>
<p>This is frustrating because the person posted my PM and is trying to use it to say I’m not real. It hurts my feelings. And it’s not funny that my girlfriend is transgender; she’s been in a lot of pain from having the wrong hormones and sometimes has flashbacks. It’s not fair to be mean to her because of that. My girlfriend says the person who posted my PM is a ■■■■■, not me. I’m not lying about my IQ either. I still don’t understand why I’m so impossible.</p>
<p>We all know you are real, it is just that some of us think you might be a real ■■■■■. I think you meant to say that your girlfriend suffers from “hot flashes”, not “flashbacks”.</p>
<p>How can his GF be transgendered unless she’s a lot older than him? Wouldn’t you have to be at least 18 to even begin the transgender process - which I think takes a couple of years to complete.</p>
<p>freighttrain – you have just as much right to be here as anyone else. It is nonsense to say you have breached some sort of legal boundary and I share your skepticism.</p>
<p>freightrain – you misunderstood me… you have every right to post here… you do NOT have the right to post PRIVATE mail on a public forum… you crossed a legal line there.</p>
<p>Should I report him for posting my PM, or should I leave it alone? That was one of the things that frustrated me, but I didn’t know it was illegal.</p>
<p>Can we please go back to the actual discussion instead of talking about my personal life? I’m starting to regret I came here.</p>
<p>I don’t think posting a PM is illegal (just rude), but I’m not qualified to offer legal advice.</p>
<p>Anyway, discussions about OP’s GF are not really relevant to his question or to his status as a possible ■■■■■, so it would be nice if people would just drop that topic.</p>
<p>@OP: We can’t be sure now, but I think you have a pretty good chance of making National Merit. That will open up options a great deal.</p>
<p>It’s not illegal. Once a PM or mail or whatever is sent to someone, they have the legal right to show it to anyone. It becomes theirs. It may be impolite, but not illegal.</p>
<p>deeedo, you brought up in your original post that you have Asperger’s syndrome and that you are engaged. If it isn’t relevant you shouldn’t have brought it up.</p>
<p>Also, there is a possibility that anything you send in an email can become public. The internet is not a private way to communicate. I can’t think of one legal case where someone revealing something that was sent to them in an email violated some sort of privacy laws. Not one, those kind of privacy laws do not exist.</p>
<p>I didn’t say “Guess what! I have Asperger’s Syndrome and I’m engaged!” I said I have Asperger’s syndrome because it’s a factor in my college search, and I mentioned my fiancee because I was talking about how location is a factor. Pea, did you even read my first post? It was all relevant.</p>