Abby wrote:ouch wrote:
No but usually you would be aware of that before kissing them anyway, so then u could ask, if u pick up on them being bad w social cues. I don't think u would be bad off assuming most people are neurotypical and go from there, many people with autism (probably earlier asperger) are also able to read social cues in a way that it would be ok to not ask them beforehand, its very rare I meet someone who isn't able to at all. Tho, I would not want to kiss a person if they asked me beforehand ouff lmao
I have too many cases I was NOT aware of it, unless it was like go with the flow moment? or if asked?
And it's not that I can't pick up social cues I just dealt with too many dipshits that made me wanna go home lol.
And I personally cannot day too much about people with autism as I'm not one, but I had 2 friends that were, one of them DID have an easier time, might've learned how to pick it up or read it? but still would ask things, and another one that I'm still friends with that is just...yeah he cannot read cues and in the past he would not ask at all and just be there, looking like :-)
and now he does ask so it's well... yeah
besides that idk.
I can understand why it might be off-putting to be asked about that, like maybe in FULL and have an actual convo about it, the sparks might be gone by that time lol
BUT like making it
understandable enough but subtle it just Yeah thats why I mean you just have to see how they react to other stuff first, like if you see they aren't good with aocial cues u can make it more obvious or ask them flat out, or if u notice that they are good at social cues u can just do what regular ppl do, not ask, but depends on the situation obv. If someone just comes up to u at a bar or smth n they kiss u like thats weird, but thats also not non verbal consent. So as long as theres non verbal consent its fine imo