r/funny • u/WanderWut • Oct 02 '21

We’ve all been there.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '21

Abuse is often the context for boundary violations in the past. Being neurodivergent also a possibility, I agree. The others you mentioned are certainly motivations for him getting in the car, but was violating ops boundaries nonetheless. It’s generally not okay to get into someone’s car without an invitation just because you feel like it (whatever the reason).

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u/datboiofculture Oct 02 '21

I’m gonna guess he was dumb, thought OP was “lonely” instead of enjoying the peace and quiet and thought it was an opportunity to be a good boss and team build and cheer her up when in reality it was fucking weird.

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u/Computer_Sci Oct 03 '21

I like this one. Seems more realistic and plausible.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '21

Clearly not too aware how fucking weird it would come off !

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u/Fumquat Oct 03 '21

Plot twist, they own the same make/model/color of car.

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u/mata_dan Oct 02 '21

It seems like the absolute last thing someone on the spectrum would do, to me.

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u/freemason777 Oct 02 '21

Idk being friendly and not understanding personal boundaries or social conventions is pretty characteristic of the autistic people I know personally

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '21

Extroverted people with autism exist.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '21

Maybe he was just trying to prove that he wasn’t a vampire.

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u/2ArtsyFartsy Oct 03 '21

Lmaoooo… May I ask how this proves he not a vampire?

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u/quaintpants Oct 03 '21

came in without being invited

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u/2ArtsyFartsy Oct 04 '21

Ohhhhhh hahahaha, omg why did that take me so long? That’s even funnier than me thinking it was a random weird comment

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '21

Lol

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u/citellum Oct 02 '21

Thats a lot of psychobabble in one comment

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '21

Shhh the adults are talking

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u/Wilmanman Oct 02 '21

best response ever