Is it acceptable to ask a girl out at her work?

I'm 18M and I work in IT for my local council, and I met this girl who I found really attractive when I was in another building upgrading their monitors. I had to go back again the next day and I spoke to her again for about 10 minutes and I felt like I got some good vibes from her, like she might have found me attractive as well. However I have slight Asperger's and in the past I've misread situations like this so I'm anxious about whether I was reading it right or not, but I have become a lot less socially oblivious since then. Where I live there's not many places you can meet girls and she is one of the most attractive people I've seen for a while that I feel like I could have a chance with.

Basically I'll be heading to her office for one last time on Monday and I was thinking about asking her if she wanted to go to lunch some time so I could get to know her better. I thought lunch would be best because it's just for a short time but we would get to talk, and if we didn't get on then at least she would leave with a free lunch. But I wasn't sure if it would be considered creepy to ask a girl out in her office especially when I don't know her that well. I would also probably have to ask her in front of her coworkers so that could maybe make her uncomfortable or something.

It's not like I'd be asking out a co-worker because she is in a completely different department and building from me so I probably won't ever see her again at work.

I don't know what else I'm supposed to do in this situation if I want to get to know her better unless I just messaged her online, but I thought it would be better to talk in person.



Submitted November 16, 2019 at 11:26PM

I'm 18M and I work in IT for my local council, and I met this girl who I found really attractive when I was in another building upgrading their monitors. I had to go back again the next day and I spoke to her again for about 10 minutes and I felt like I got some good vibes from her, like she might have found me attractive as well. However I have slight Asperger's and in the past I've misread situations like this so I'm anxious about whether I was reading it right or not, but I have become a lot less socially oblivious since then. Where I live there's not many places you can meet girls and she is one of the most attractive people I've seen for a while that I feel like I could have a chance with.Basically I'll be heading to her office for one last time on Monday and I was thinking about asking her if she wanted to go to lunch some time so I could get to know her better. I thought lunch would be best because it's just for a short time but we would get to talk, and if we didn't get on then at least she would leave with a free lunch. But I wasn't sure if it would be considered creepy to ask a girl out in her office especially when I don't know her that well. I would also probably have to ask her in front of her coworkers so that could maybe make her uncomfortable or something.It's not like I'd be asking out a co-worker because she is in a completely different department and building from me so I probably won't ever see her again at work.I don't know what else I'm supposed to do in this situation if I want to get to know her better unless I just messaged her online, but I thought it would be better to talk in person.
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