yellowtamarin wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
How most of your female friends think?
No idea, I talk to males about this kind of thing much more than females. I'll go find some NT girlfriends and ask them. My Facebook survey didn't work last time because most of the people who responded were aspie.
Edit: I've just sent a message to seven neurotypical female friends, will see what they say.
Okay here are the results of my pop quiz. Prepare to be very unenlightened/more confused, hahaha.
I got responses from six of the seven women I asked. They are non-aspie, mostly hetero women aged around 27-34.
Q: Should a guy ask permission before kissing you for the first time?
A: "Hmmm ... If you are keen and there is chemistry no if not hell yes"
A: "Tough question, sometimes the spontaneous moment on a date needs no permission but an end of date farewell can be improved by asking because it's like a declaration of interest rather than just formality."
A: "I think it's nice. I think it's better to than not, so then there's no mixed signals. But I think neurotypical women will have different opinions. Some find it odd, but I find it caring and polite. And it can be done in a cute way so it's not overly strange. I think a guy who asks is a good thing, at least he wants to know you're comfortable before launching himself at you. I think it's mostly girls you wouldn't want as gf anyway (bit immature) who see it otherwise." "Yeah, sometimes the mood gets put off by it, but the kiss usually puts me back on track
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A: "I don't think he needs to actually ask?
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A: "Hmmm, tough question! I guess it depends on the guy :s. Also on my mood. How I would have responded to that question when I was 18, 21, 24, and now 27 would all have different responses. I've changed as a person and I'm sure the way I would have answered that question throughout the past 8-9 years would be different."
A: "Personally, I don't think I'd care if I've been asked or not in an intimate situation - if I'm yes, I'm going to go for it, if I'm no, I'm going to brush them aside. If it's someone who is clearly taking advantage, I'm going to be pissy and cause a scene. If it's some random on the street, I'd appreciate being asked so I can just say no."