How to choose between two girls?

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12 Apr 2015, 10:05 am

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Yet? How does she become a choice?


You don't know if she's willing to date you yet.


Lol. This.



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12 Apr 2015, 10:16 am

Cafeaulait wrote:
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Yet? How does she become a choice?


You don't know if she's willing to date you yet.


Lol. This.
My thoughts exactly. It's very easy for a guy to convince himself that a pleasant conversation with an attractive young woman, for example a shop clerk, meant much more than it did. I think Aspie men may be more vulnerable to this than others. At this point I wouldn't make major decisions based on the premise this girl is a bona fide "option".


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12 Apr 2015, 10:19 am

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My ex wants me back. She wants to come back to Adelaide and be with me. I still have feelings for her. But I remember how crazy she was, how impulsive she was. How she said she wanted to marry me the day after she met and then six weeks later she'd just move to Sydney without warning.

And all the time in-between she'd alternate between declaring her love for me, threatening to leave me and crying at me because I said the wrong thing. I still have feelings for her but I think it would be good for me to be with a girl who's more stable and consistent.

Last week there was this girl at the lodge. I'd met her two or three times at the community center but this was the first time she'd come to the lodge. This was the first time I'd gotten to have a proper conversation with her.

She's nice. She's kind of shy but that only made her more endearing to me. She's not one to make discussions on impulse. She has cutest laugh where she scrunches up her whole face and body. She's skinny and small and cute, like a pixie, even though she's a year older than me.

I could ask her out sometime. It's just a bit awkward with her mum there. She goes everywhere with her mum. She still lives with her mum even though she's 28. Not that her mum hates me. Her mum said she really missed seeing me at the community center since I got my new job.

They said they would come back to the lodge. So now I'm thinking, how do I ask out a shy girl? Should I wait a longer time? Should I become friends first and then ask her out?

With girls in general I've always been bad making the transition from friend to dating. Is there a proper way to know when the time is right or do I just have to make a leap of faith?

Anyway, the girl I was dating before said she wants to stay in Sydney for a few more months before returning. She says she's saving up for new furniture, which she wants to put in my apartment because she doesn't like mine. Also saving up for bond for a better apartment because she doesn't like that either. :x I like my apartment and I like my furniture.

She says she wants a two bedroom apartment so she can have her own room. Not her own bedroom, her own computer room. She says sometimes she needs time to herself (I don't blame her for that, we all do).

This new girl? She says she doesn't like loud noises or strong smells like perfume. She says she has hypersensitivity in all five senses. She says she doesn't like being touched. That could make intimacy impossible (also her shyness). Whereas the girl I was dating before was more sexually liberal.

:chin: Girl-from-before was a few years younger and appealed to my Asian fetish. New-girl is a year older than me and not Asian but she's much skinnier and cuter.

Most importantly, new-girl is more stable and consistent. She may be shy but she's not crazy like the other girl was.

Advice please?




FLIP A C0IN

The new girl = heads, the ex = tails. Problem solved.


http://justflipacoin.com/

Come on RetroGramer, let's finish this.



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12 Apr 2015, 4:56 pm

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I suppose I was a bit loose with the term "mental health" but the business about touch sensitivity concerns me if it's serious enough to exclude dating in the normal sense. At least where I come from "dating" involves some degree of sexual affection unless possibly if you're a Mormon.
Yes I see your point. To be in a sexless relationship would be an exercise in futility. Furthermore, not all touch is directly related to sex. One of the reasons why I see the girl from Sydney as a safer option is because I already know her mental state and that she doesn't have touch hypersensitivity.
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To digress, the girl who currently resides in Sydney, she seems to have some haters on this forum but she seems way more normal to me than others have suggested. I think it takes a better understanding of NT women to recognize how relatively normal some of her behavior has been. Plus she seems really into you and if you weren't also into her to a fair degree I think you'd have dumped her conclusively without needing the opinion of others.
Yeah, maybe she's not so bad and yeah, I've been into her the whole time. That doesn't mean I have to be with her, it means I still seriously consider her as an option. I don't think she's crazy but I find her to be very impulsive. At least she's pragmantic. She insists that when she moves in she has to pay half of the rent, half of the bond, half of the cost for new furniture, half of the cost for our holidays (which she suggested as an alternative when I refused to buy her a Gucci handbag). She wants to get a job to increase our combined income.

I suppose most girls are willing to pay half of expenses. Except the crazy ones and the gold diggers. I don't think she's crazy or a gold digger. the other girl may be just as good or better but she's an unknown quantity. Her hypersensitivity may be a serious problem or may just mean she doesn't like certain textures, fabrics, etc. She may have crippling mental problems since she's still living with her mother at 28. Or she may have a justifiable reason. I just don't know her well enough to say.


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12 Apr 2015, 5:06 pm

I must say, wanting to change home's furniture without taking much the man's opinion in the matter...... is in fact, a very very...typical normal woman behavior.

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12 Apr 2015, 5:12 pm

She says the reason we'll need new furniture is because we'll move into a bigger house and I don't have enough to fill a bigger house. I asked her why she wants a bigger house and she says it's because she wants her own room (not bedroom). She wants her own computer room because she says she needs to spend a few hours alone everyday. I don't blame her for wanting to be alone for a few hours per day but I still find her a little controlling. Her attempts at controlling me conflict with my attempts at controlling her :)


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12 Apr 2015, 5:31 pm

If there's three pages of dithering, then the answer is obviously behind door #3. :roll:



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12 Apr 2015, 5:35 pm

Take the one with the biggest package 8)



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12 Apr 2015, 5:56 pm

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If there's three pages of dithering, then the answer is obviously behind door #3. :roll:


Or to flip a coin.



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12 Apr 2015, 6:01 pm

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
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If there's three pages of dithering, then the answer is obviously behind door #3. :roll:


Or to flip a coin.
No, the obvious method of choosing is to go with she who goes with me.


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12 Apr 2015, 6:04 pm

RetroGamer87 wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
MjrMajorMajor wrote:
If there's three pages of dithering, then the answer is obviously behind door #3. :roll:


Or to flip a coin.
No, the obvious method of choosing is to go with she who goes with me.


Well, as I said, the other one is not a choice.

There's no "Two Girls" here in your scenario - it's not like you are choosing between two girls who both want to be with you. There's only one who wants to be with you, while the other is...well, nothing, just a girl you're thinking to ask out.

If you ask out the other girl and if she says yes, and then later she wants to be your gf while the first one still wants you, THEN you can say you are choosing between two girls.



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12 Apr 2015, 6:06 pm

Great, so now I just have to make it so that I really have two girls to choose from.


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12 Apr 2015, 6:07 pm

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Take the one with the biggest package 8)
If you mean I should go with which one is bustiest, that would be the Asian girl (contrary to common stereotypes).


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12 Apr 2015, 7:26 pm

DailyPoutine1 wrote:
Take the one with the biggest package 8)

what's in the package though? what if its a bomb or fruit cake :S
be suspicious of strangers bearing packages.



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13 Apr 2015, 8:54 am

This mysterious package....



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13 Apr 2015, 8:59 am

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Are your choices only between a girl who exhibits symptoms of a bipolar disorder and another who shows symptoms of an obsessive disorder?

Really?


What's wrong with either bipolar disorder or OCD? Kind of hypocritical to refuse to date people with mental health issues when people who date us have to deal with our AS/autism.