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So there is a cute girl couple years younger than me. I met her at her work last week. We had a pretty good exchange.
Next week(I only check facebook a few times a month(mainly because somewhere around 3 times a month I get a random notification that interests me but always turns out disappointing)) I noticed I had a friend request from her. I figured she just friends everyone she meets.
Come to find out after accepting, she only has like 15 friends on facebook.
Same day after accepting she "waves" to me.
WTF is waving?
Why is a girl with relatively few friends trying to acquaint herself with me? Should I talk to her? I hate to say it but I am heavily uncertain of myself and often times oblivious.
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Of course you should talk to her, you silly autist. It doesn't mean she wants to jump into bed with you though, she's just a friendly person who says hello. Say hello back and have a conversation like a normal human. (Pretend if you have to.)
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>>18538275
Go up to her desk like 5 minutes before lunch and see if she wants to go grab it with you.
Expect her to already have plans, so you can tell her it's cool, maybe next time. Don't ask again. Try to make friendly conversation. Don't read into any of it heavily.
Boom. Friend.
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>>18538304
I wouldn't be here asking for advice if I could be any less autistic.
>>18538359
Friends are such energy vampires. Exactly what I want more of in my life.
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>>18538433
ugh never mind my advice, you seem like someone I wouldn't want to be friends with
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>>18538437
Not gonna apologize for being an introvert. People are draining. They are often times worth it. But draining regardless.
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>>18538447
Being an introvert and being a bitter ass are not the same thing
I am an introvert too but I still value friendship
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>>18538447
You can be an introvert without coming off as an arrogant asshole you know.
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