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#755734 - 06/29/12 02:22 PM
Re: Should I go?
[Re: borismom]
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The Millenium Star
Registered: 09/19/04
Posts: 7336
Loc: South of the border
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If they will apply for a green card for me, I'm there! I'm in Mexico.
I divorced my (not dear) DH when I was 36. At first, I was fed up with men and was happy to be alone... Then I started looking. Online dating had mixed results for me. I met some nice people, but I also met lots of married jerks, also a lot of guys were not what they said they were.
I tried a group through church for divorced people, and they were some hotties there, but one of 'the rules' is that you don't go there looking to score, and I guess a lot of then drink that koolaid since they behave like 15-year olds, they talk and mingle, yet never initiate contact.
Now I'm doing these events... Especially since there aren't any good places to meet people, and I'm pretty isolated working from home. At my age it is reaaly hard to find guys, let alone one that is willing to go into a relationship. Yet I still refuse to end up alone.
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#755755 - 06/29/12 03:21 PM
Re: Should I go?
[Re: poppyseed]
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Afficionado
Registered: 11/07/08
Posts: 536
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I would go, look at it as good practice. The more of these things you attend the more at ease you will be. If you meet someone, that's a bonus! 100% agree And, don't give up on online dating, either. I always looked at the dates as 'at least I am not sitting at home' so even if the guy was a bust (and a LOT of them were), it was still good practice and social. Finally had to move to Georgia (last place on the planet I'd have thought I'd meet my soulmate) and met my love. But honestly, if I'd gone w/ my first impressions alone, he'd never have gotten a 2nd date. = )
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#756018 - 06/30/12 03:38 PM
Re: Should I go?
[Re: borismom]
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Omniscient
Registered: 04/23/09
Posts: 2938
Loc: London, UK
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How did it go?
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#756021 - 06/30/12 04:11 PM
Re: Should I go?
[Re: borismom]
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The Millenium Star
Registered: 09/19/04
Posts: 7336
Loc: South of the border
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It went OK...
I arrived right on time along with a guy, who I had met at one of these events in February of 2011... i had liked him at that time, even went to eat something with him after the event, where we talked a lot, and at the last second he confesses that his second divorce left him messed upand he is emotionally unavailable... WTF? Anyway, I talked to him again, as we wer the only two people, and we have presidential elections tomorrow... Turns out he his political philosophy is totally against mine. So no. Not interested in him at all.
Then another guy arrived, whom I met at the last event and I liked, but it seems it didn't go anywhere... Still, he spent all the time talking to the organizer.
More people arrived, but no one I would be interested in. Lots of people back out at the very last minute, and we were like 12 people total, still I spent the evening talking to people and I had an Ok time.
The organizer was embarrased that very few people showed up, so we all got a coupon for a free event next time. She is also launching a matchmaking service and I did get to talk to her about what I want in a boyfriend, and she says there is a guy I might get a date with, so we'll see...
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#756720 - 07/04/12 09:10 AM
Re: Should I go?
[Re: borismom]
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Mentor
Registered: 02/24/11
Posts: 816
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Exactly! It gets you out and about, and more comfortable meeting new people!
Don't write anyone totally off, they can always grow on you.
Keeping fingers crossed that you will find someone soon!
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Suz
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