Girl invites her sister to second "date." Is it as bad as I think?

Recently went to grab dinner with this girl. After seeing me, she ordered wine which I kind of thought was a positive sign so I ordered a drink too. The dinner went really well. Afterwards, I asked if she wanted to order dessert. She said that we should go to another place, which she suggested, so I was like cool. We walked to the new place and got our dessert and ended up walking and talking for another 2 or so hours. It was really great and we had a lot in common, similar values, etc. Talked a lot about our past partners. At one point I told her I really enjoy talking to her and she said she also enjoys talking to me. She suggested we should definitely hang out more. At the end, when I had to leave, she suggested driving me back to her place so my uber home would be a bit closer. We just sat in the car chatting more before I left.

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I asked her if she wanted to hang out again next week and she said yes. When I suggested a museum, she asked me if it's ok if she brings her sister. Immediately, I felt saddened at the fact that she probably wasn't interested in me romantically. It just seems like the type of thing a girl would do if she's not down for you romantically but doesn't want to be mean. She also doesn't have many friends so I realized maybe this whole time she was just being nice so she can make a friend.

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How likely is it she's interested in me? I still agreed to the hangout, because honestly, I don't have many friends here either and I think I'd still down to be friends with her if she's not romantically interested. Also I guess meeting her sister is another friend I'd meet.

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I'm wondering how I should approach this situation. Thoughts?



Submitted December 25, 2021 at 12:13AM

Recently went to grab dinner with this girl. After seeing me, she ordered wine which I kind of thought was a positive sign so I ordered a drink too. The dinner went really well. Afterwards, I asked if she wanted to order dessert. She said that we should go to another place, which she suggested, so I was like cool. We walked to the new place and got our dessert and ended up walking and talking for another 2 or so hours. It was really great and we had a lot in common, similar values, etc. Talked a lot about our past partners. At one point I told her I really enjoy talking to her and she said she also enjoys talking to me. She suggested we should definitely hang out more. At the end, when I had to leave, she suggested driving me back to her place so my uber home would be a bit closer. We just sat in the car chatting more before I left.​I asked her if she wanted to hang out again next week and she said yes. When I suggested a museum, she asked me if it's ok if she brings her sister. Immediately, I felt saddened at the fact that she probably wasn't interested in me romantically. It just seems like the type of thing a girl would do if she's not down for you romantically but doesn't want to be mean. She also doesn't have many friends so I realized maybe this whole time she was just being nice so she can make a friend.​How likely is it she's interested in me? I still agreed to the hangout, because honestly, I don't have many friends here either and I think I'd still down to be friends with her if she's not romantically interested. Also I guess meeting her sister is another friend I'd meet.​I'm wondering how I should approach this situation. Thoughts?
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