women who is nice vs women who is interest

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23 Nov 2012, 7:25 pm

here another one I get mixed up alot (and sure other men do to)
what the difference between a woman who is just nice person vs a woman who is truly romanticly interest in you.
cuz sometimes I talk to ladies and they are really nice (like smiling,seem happy,etc)
but sometimes I wonder are these ladies just nice ladies or do they have a legit interest in me.
Im sure alot aspie/autism male have trouble on this one too.



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23 Nov 2012, 8:01 pm

If she hints at wanting to spend more time with you outside of whatever environment you usually interact in (work, school, whatever), theres a very good chance she's interested. Or, at the very least, probably won't be too weirded out if you make a move.

If she's consistently friendly, but never looks for chances to interact beyond the ways you already do, she's probably just friendly. Sometimes a woman who starts out this way can end up genuinely interested. But don't count on it, it's rare.


If she talks to you about her personal life, she may be interested.

If she only talks to you about more impersonal stuff then, no matter her friendliness level, she's probably not interested.



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23 Nov 2012, 9:22 pm

If you try to ask them questions and they're only giving one-word answers, they're probably just trying to be nice. If they're reciprocating by asking you questions, then they're interested. It doesn't necessarily mean that they're interested in a romantic relationship, but it does mean that they're interested in further friendship.

Try asking questions about a topic that you know is interesting to the girl. If you haven't the slightest idea, use a more obvious conversation starter. Maybe she's wearing a funny t-shirt, or maybe she's walking her dog.


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23 Nov 2012, 9:32 pm

yeah, it can be tricky sometimes. Knowing the difference.



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23 Nov 2012, 9:42 pm

mds_02 wrote:
If she hints at wanting to spend more time with you outside of whatever environment you usually interact in (work, school, whatever), theres a very good chance she's interested. Or, at the very least, probably won't be too weirded out if you make a move.

If she's consistently friendly, but never looks for chances to interact beyond the ways you already do, she's probably just friendly. Sometimes a woman who starts out this way can end up genuinely interested. But don't count on it, it's rare.

Yep, well described. She may even agree to spend time with out outside of your normal environment (when you have asked her) but don't necessarily take that as romantic interest either. Look for clear signs that she is seeking extra interaction with you, rather than just accepting your suggestions or just going with the flow.



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24 Nov 2012, 8:08 am

yellowtamarin wrote:
Yep, well described. She may even agree to spend time with out outside of your normal environment (when you have asked her) but don't necessarily take that as romantic interest either. Look for clear signs that she is seeking extra interaction with you, rather than just accepting your suggestions or just going with the flow.


True. Seeking time with a guy, most of the time, means she's interested. While simply agreeing to spend time with him may very well signify simple friendliness.

But, even if she's only agreeing to spend time, I don't think it's inappropriate at that point to begin expressing romantic interest. Just be aware that your chances of it being reciprocated are somewhat less than if she does the other.