Yeah the autistic comment was a low blow, OP.
I don't think you should see her as an "autist" just because she wasn't listening to you...if that's what I got from what you said.
I don't see the problem. B doesn't like you, so go for C.
if I "omitted" any information, is for the reasons the user shois (or something) mentioned.
Booble here.
Which reasons, specifically? Because he listed like, 6 of them.
Those.reasons could also be:
Because he was drunk and forgetful
Because he simply didn't realise the relevance
Because he typed up his opening quickly without thinking through everything that might be important
Because some quirk of his memory meant the info was not available.
which makes it even more terrible. your use of autistic as an adjective is confounding and offensive. i wonder what she would say if that's how you thought of her.I worked with autistic children before.
However one might feel about how the word should be used, that's your personal belief and I'm not gonna try to alter that. That's the term used among the community, like it or not. Watch any lecture of clinical cases and that's how patients are described ("b-but she's not you patient, mimimi~").
I clarified. From now on I will address other, more relevant comments.
Okay, again - if you're such a student of human behavior, why are you even asking an anonymous gaming forum for advice on which of these pizza-shop employees you should pursue.
You've attended seminars and your specialty is Behavioral Analysis. Plus you've worked with autistic children. I don't understand why you need online support on this after all the groundwork you've laid with the kebabs and the high-fives.
She's never seen a sequel. Ever.
I just remembered. One day I stopped by pretty drunk, I wrote in a piece of napkin to C: "I know I'm just a stranger, but would you like to crab a burger some time?" - she laughed, ran and apparently showed her coworkers (I couldn't her them). This was 2 or 3 weekends ago.
However one might feel about how the word should be used, that's your personal belief and I'm not gonna try to alter that. That's the term used among the community, like it or not. Watch any lecture of clinical cases and that's how patients are described ("b-but she's not you patient, mimimi~").
I clarified. From now on I will address other, more relevant comments.
She's autistic because she's uncomfortable around the guy that's creeping on her with kebab and the sad part is it's making her more attractive to him...
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Sequel experience?
You sound like a creep, to be honest, and you should leave those poor woman alone
'i studied psychology for 3 years guys so im an expert, meaning its okay that i make stupid comments when describing other girls and my creep behavior' ???
please elaborate. i'm korean, and my gf who is also korean, who love to know how the girl's behavior hints at interest because she's korean. aside from the OP's offensive descriptors, we find his general creepiness to be universal, transcending cultural boundaries.If they're in Korea, the story makes a whole lot more sense. I could see that being the way a girl who was actually interested might behave.
Grimløck;136984324 said:please elaborate. i'm korean, and my gf who is also korean, who love to know how the girl's behavior hints at interest because she's korean. aside from the OP's offensive descriptors, we find his general creepiness to be universal, transcending cultural boundaries.
Grimløck;136984324 said:please elaborate. i'm korean, and my gf who is also korean, who love to know how the girl's behavior hints at interest because she's korean. aside from the OP's offensive descriptors, we find his general creepiness to be universal, transcending cultural boundaries.
WOW. thanks for the heads up. he sounds a little like my yellow-fever friend, except exponentially creepier.Excuse the lack of links since I'm dealing with a headache and it's about to be 4am here.
Yes you have the creepiness factor correct. He's been in Korea for a bit and it's not just because he wants to study there. He's got an obsession with Korean women.
He'd link to pictures he'd be taking at a coffee shop, and it was random women just hanging around there. More specifically their legs. He also posted a picture while he was walking down the street. The camera was literally around his thigh taking pictures of random women and aimed at their legs. The excuse was "It was an accident."
He's pretty much the reason I stopped visiting the K Pop thread here on Gaf.
right. not a behavior that's exclusive to korean women.Well one girl who I eventually dated for a bit would do stuff like hide her face in her hands when she saw me. As it turned out, she was very interested.
This. I have come to the conclusion that op is creepy and awkward and thinks he's cooler than he is. Also calling someone autistic? No she's not autistic she's just not into you at all.I'm sorry but as a woman this is some creepy ass shit
Don't put the pussy on a pedestal. You've already lost. She's not unique, she's not whatever goddess-like woman you've projected onto her.OK, straight to the point. There's this place I go. I was talking to the woman in the counter, let's call her A. I was asking about B, the woman I really like. She's 100% my type and it's rare to find someone like her. While I was trying to engage in conversation with B, her coworker, C, came out and started chatting to me.
Wow.However, B, even though my type, didn't showed any interest in me. She is a little bit odd. She behaves a little bit autistic. She doesn't establish eye contact for more than seconds (more out of shyness than rudeness) and her words are short. She always hide behind something when talking with me and lowers her head. Like I make her feel uncomfortable, but I sense it's more her being socially awkward then thinking me as a burden.
this is a white guy and asian girls thread isnt it -_-
He's not white.
you're probably autistic.When I worked retail, we'd get these customers who would just come 'hang out' for hours on end. They were the worst, and all shared the characteristic of being unable to take a hint or understand nonverbal communication. Avoiding eye contact and being curt was all I could do.
Let's play some role reversal here.
B: Sigh.. its been a rough shift so far. Can't wait till I get out of here
C: Don't worry, it wont be long till it's over. Just think of the pay
B: Yeah, I know. I just think we're better than this. And the pay sucks. I want a better life for me and my boyfriend
C: Yep. Oh, wait up, here comes Dokish
B: Oh god, not him. Is he walking this way?
C: Of course he is. He loves us!
B: He loves you... Because you give him attention. He creeps.. me.. out..
C: Oh don't be like that. He's just being friendly.
B: Friendly? He buys us food when we make pizza?! Seriously. I'm scared of him and the way he looks at me.
C: Oh come on. Having pizza all the time isn't healthy is it? Besides, it's clear he's not just here for food!
B: Well, please keep him away from me. I don't know how you do it with these creepy customers
C: It's all about customer service. Treat him the same as the other customers - with a smile! And besides, as A said, there's always "that" line.
B: I'm just going to stand over here out of the way..
C: Don't worry, I'll take care of him. As usual.
B: Thank you.
C: "Hi Dokish, how are you today?"
Man just ask out one of them and put an end to this. All this analysis is crazy.
Let's play some role reversal here.
B: Sigh.. its been a rough shift so far. Can't wait till I get out of here
C: Don't worry, it wont be long till it's over. Just think of the pay
B: Yeah, I know. I just think we're better than this. And the pay sucks. I want a better life for me and my boyfriend
C: Yep. Oh, wait up, here comes Dokish
B: Oh god, not him. Is he walking this way?
C: Of course he is. He loves us!
B: He loves you... Because you give him attention. He creeps.. me.. out..
C: Oh don't be like that. He's just being friendly.
B: Friendly? He buys us food when we make pizza?! Seriously. I'm scared of him and the way he looks at me.
C: Oh come on. Having pizza all the time isn't healthy is it? Besides, it's clear he's not just here for food!
B: Well, please keep him away from me. I don't know how you do it with these creepy customers
C: It's all about customer service. Treat him the same as the other customers - with a smile! And besides, as A said, there's always "that" line.
B: I'm just going to stand over here out of the way..
C: Don't worry, I'll take care of him. As usual.
B: Thank you.
C: "Hi Dokish, how are you today?"
He knows what's up.