knowbody15 wrote:
What about meetups? Does it always have to be about dating and finding your soulmate? Why not meet up under plutonic circumstances and see if you like someone...... Speed dating for aspies....you have 5 minutes to tell someone everything you know about trains lol... sorry for anyone who's into trains.....personally, I love trains.
Ive been doing meetups since March and honestly it has been quite a good experience.
It started out because I had some issues with my local friends and I just gave up stayed in home for about 2 months. This could have been a solution if I lived by myself but my parents chimed in and started bringing up the need to go back to therapy... I turned to online organised activities to meet people.
Right now I have:
- A meeting on tuesdays.
- Two meetings on Thursdays(only go to one of those)
-A meeting on fridays
- A meeting on Saturdays
And Im sticking with my personal interest(pretty popular thing, you go to a meetup, someone tells you about this other meetup... you start meeting the same people at different meetups and acquired a regular status...)
I havent met a partner from there.
I did however become way more comfortable talking to new people of both genders and found a partner not too long ago because I got used to approaching strangers and starting a conversation out of nowhere(unthinkable not too long ago), personally I think its worth a shot because its free but it puts you out of your comfort zone so many members will probably have a problem with that
Sounds like the way you describe the meetups, they sound pretty cool. How to you find them? Is it based on interests, or people with AS kind a thing? Could it be "people who like horror movies?"