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Non-verbal "courting": does it exist?

sasha_whos_there said:
Exactly like my situation :D
LOL is right :)


Maybe give him a bit of time, which might help also you figure out what the timeline is/can be for both of you? I see you just joined the forum. If that means you're just finding out about autism (me, I started seriously considering autism a month ago), then you might have quite a bit of self-understanding work ahead of you anyway :)
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Yes, I just joined. It only hit me really hard that he is ND after our date. And then a few days later, it hit me that I am also ND. So I do have a learning curve.

Yes. He needs time. We've been "flirting" for 10 months. I almost gave up on him after the date, but then when I started researching ASD, all of his behaviors began to make so much sense. I am crazy about him. This is quite the experience! Good luck with yours, too. Wow.
 
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