RightSide wrote:
Hi everyone!
So, as I say it in all my posts, I have Asperger. I normally don't do any kind of effort to meet new people because it's hard for me to act like a normal person. However, recently I met a girl. She is shy, but she is interesting enough. I have been trying to act very confident without being arrogant (I do have reasons to be confident, so why not?) and being playful around her. We already had our first date (I invited her to go on a walk with me).
Today I asked her to go on a dinner with me. She said no. I ask her why and she only said that she normally only go out on a dinner with large social groups. Of course that this left me close to depression. However, since I had nothing to lose I ask her if she wanted to go on a walk again, instead of the dinner. I also made it clear that I was trying to know her better. She said yes.
This lefted me with many doubts. I don't know if she's only being nice to me or if she just want to be a friend of mine or if she is real interested on me but she's to shy to accept more personal invitations.
Please help me.
Thanks!
Sometimes unless you know a person well enough, a dinner date can be awkward. Very awkward.
There is a certain expectation and a quite high amount of pressure with a dinner date - if she's shy, she probably won't be comfortable with that so soon.
Also - if she doesn't know you that well, she may have been protecting herself - having a way to get home that is not dependant on you (or by saying no if she doesn't have one), and/or making sure that the dinner date was not at your house (yes, some guys actually used that as an excuse to get a girl over to their house so that they can get laid).
She seems interested in getting to know you better, but still somewhat unsure of you. I would give it time, take it slow and keep it to the low pressure activities (walking is a low pressure situation, dinner dates are high pressure situations).