P10
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Posted by tctaI was going to but I didn't want to put him on the spot, since he's on the shy side.
just ask him ?

Posted by Rubyred717Are you being sarcastic? So I should not ask him anymore?
I'm an introvert. I never go out to any outings with my co-workers but they always invite me still. The day they stop asking and extending the offer will make me cry *wahhhh*



Posted by P10Oh no, I wasn't being sarcastic! Definitely ask him...I'm sure he appreciate you inviting him out. Don't make him feel left outPosted by Rubyred717Are you being sarcastic? So I should not ask him anymore?
I'm an introvert. I never go out to any outings with my co-workers but they always invite me still. The day they stop asking and extending the offer will make me cry *wahhhh*click to expand

Posted by P10You are so welcome @P10
Oh ok, thank you @rubyred717 🙂

Posted by LillyPetalYeah I asked a friend who is an introvert, and he said that he likes it when someone asks him to do something, even though a lot of times he turns them down.
Don't make too much of it. He was merely expressing himself to you. He sounds appreciative and introspective and nothing else.
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He came to me the other day, and says that I am the only one to ever initiate to do things with him. And that he is quite introverted. Also, that I talk to him more than most people. I can't read him to see if this is a good thing? I'm not sure what to make of this? Is it a hint to stop asking him on these get-togethers? He doesn't like to say no to people. I was going to invite him over for dinner with my boyfriend and I, but maybe I should ease up? I don't want him to feel obligated to say yes...