Hey friends Jamie Grace here welcome to the Jamie Gray's podcast.

Today's question is from earlier this month and it starts off with some really nice words.

She says, I'm a really beautiful light and she's thankful to have a pure role model like me that

points to Christ. Let's just look a really nice thing to say, thank you so much.

Okay, she says she has a question for the podcast, she wants to keep it anonymous.

For sure, we're going to call you Kate. I think I've called so many people Kate on this

podcast in a way of keeping you guys anonymous.

I just, it's just a name that, like Kate, John.

Oh, John and Kate Pols 8, maybe that's where they came from. I don't know.

Anyways. Oh, that, that, I just got really sad.

I'm sorry. Anyways, so yeah, we're gonna jump into Kate's message. That's not Kate's name. Good like guessing it because I'm going to respect home girls privacy.

Also don't try to guess her name. Don't be rude. Okay, she says I'm a college student and I've taken a class

with a student who has fairly high-functioning autism.

He's very nice and we became casual friends on campus.

Earlier this week he came by as I was walking across campus to say hi and then he asked me out.

Oh sorry and then he asked me out.

While I'm personally not interested in him in that way I was honored by him.

But I just happened so fast that I responded by saying yes and then immediately giving the excuse that I'm really

busy, which I am.

But I wish I had been more clear, honest about not personally thinking of him that way,

because he's a very literal person and when I looked up advice on how to

gracefully deal with the situation later I felt guilty about not being completely

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