I want to ask neurotypical men who can keep some sort of a social circle.

One of a standard advice is to have a social circle and meet women this way by asking friends to set you up with their friends or just by naturally bumping into people when you do something together and each invites their friends. It has the advantage of you already having some connection, of you being vetted by a friend, of you both not coming from the "apps". Due to autism and related issues that's the avenue I haven't been able to try. "Tough luck, life isn't fair" whatever whatever. But in a way I'm interested how much am I missing out, I kinda already know what to expect on apps or from approaching strangers.

How many dates can you realistically get from going for "friends of friends" in, say, a month? I expect there aren't lots of dates one can get this way. If that's the case, is it offset by the quality of connection you get, like you'd get a date in 6 months but you are certain she'd going to be your gf? Or I'm completely wrong and you can find a new "friend of a friend" every week. This sounds like a formula to speedrun burning your social circle tho.