emogirrrl123 wrote:
idk what i'm doing wrong : ( at the start of the uni, i tried to talk to people during workgroups but they quickly turned into a bunch of pairs. i went to an event that was specifically designed for people looking for friends. i was first to talk to many of the people but they quickly formed their own little groups without me. started a programme which includes weekly (mostly group work filled) meetings and while it's not for making friends, i still tried to talk to people there as well. i feel like it was going well at first but i don't really talk to anyone there anymore either since it always has to be me who initiates the conversation. but i notice pretty much everyone is friends with each other, except for me. recently downloaded bumble bff again and met a girl from there yesterday. but i feel like she didn't like me that much, as it was mostly me keeping the conversation alive and she kept checking her phone.
i don't know if i give out bad vibes or something? my bf said that it's probably people picking up on my autism-related traits and misinterpreting them. but masking doesn't seem to work either? also idk how much i can mask because i feel like i'm getting worse and worse at it. i guess the next logical step would be attending some autism support meetups (i feel like it could be easier to befriend other neurospicy people) but i don't speak the local language soĀ š i feel like i'm in a bit of a vulnerable situation, if my only real-life friend is my bf. but idk how to change that bc idk what i'm doing wrong
what are some small tips that are good to keep in mind when befriending people?
idk what i'm doing wrong : ( at the start of the uni, i tried to talk to people during workgroups but they quickly turned into a bunch of pairs. i went to an event that was specifically designed for people looking for friends. i was first to talk to many of the people but they quickly formed their own little groups without me. started a programme which includes weekly (mostly group work filled) meetings and while it's not for making friends, i still tried to talk to people there as well. i feel like it was going well at first but i don't really talk to anyone there anymore either since it always has to be me who initiates the conversation. but i notice pretty much everyone is friends with each other, except for me. recently downloaded bumble bff again and met a girl from there yesterday. but i feel like she didn't like me that much, as it was mostly me keeping the conversation alive and she kept checking her phone.
i don't know if i give out bad vibes or something? my bf said that it's probably people picking up on my autism-related traits and misinterpreting them. but masking doesn't seem to work either? also idk how much i can mask because i feel like i'm getting worse and worse at it. i guess the next logical step would be attending some autism support meetups (i feel like it could be easier to befriend other neurospicy people) but i don't speak the local language soĀ š i feel like i'm in a bit of a vulnerable situation, if my only real-life friend is my bf. but idk how to change that bc idk what i'm doing wrong
what are some small tips that are good to keep in mind when befriending people?



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I do hope you will find some people to hangout with im sure it will come eventually