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MonicaPVD t1_jb4nhxu wrote

Reply to comment by RandomChurn in Night life by [deleted]

Maybe leaving out the part about being married five times would make your story a little more beneficial to the OP. Your friend is broken, and it's only a matter of time before Chanel No. 5 figures this out, too. Classes are great, though. None of the performance anxiety that comes with the club / bar scene. Go. For. It!

Edit: Down vote all you want but it's true. To paraphrase the old trueism: "Marry an asshole and, well, you married an asshole. Marry four assholes? you're the asshole."

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RandomChurn t1_jb4l8ha wrote

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I have a friend who was married five times (he's sticking with lucky lady No. 5) and what he did between wives to find the next one was the tried and true suggestion: taking classes.

Look, even if you don't meet and match with someone in the class, taking them enriches your life and makes you a more interesting person (which will help your overall presentation).

My friend took so many! Even ballet (and he'd been a Marine 😆). There are so many great classes / workshops to take! Look for workshops at first -- you know, the one-day or limited-session ones.

Cooking, wine, mushroom growing in your basement, wildflowers of Rhode Island, The Steel Yard, glassblowing, seal watching, day sailing, Save The Bay, rockhounding. Volunteer to be an usher at PPAC or Trinity. Check whether AS220 has workshops.

And remember, anyone at any of the activities might not be "the one" but might have a sister who is. So just go to the activity and strive to be open and friendly to everyone there. Because any of them might know someone who's looking, too.

Good luck! ❤️

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TzarKazm t1_jb4hn9l wrote

They are very nice people, both have degrees, but have a weird relationship with money. They both grew up poor, so they feel like the best plan for money is to spend it fast before it runs out. It sounds crazy because it is, but people don't always really "get" the concept of saving money.

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SwizzleMeThis t1_jb4h92c wrote

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Online dating ?

I’ve had success with Bumble and Tinder. Have to weed through some bs , but I’ve met real ladies on them 🤷‍♂️

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Lonely_Ad8983 t1_jb4h4y1 wrote

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If you like history there's a farm in I think it's Lincoln/Smithfield on 126 N that is looking for volunteers, I'm introverted as well but have been pushing myself to get outside more online dating is dismal at best and can't meet anyone sitting at home . ( I'm almost 53 single for years) I'm working myself up to joining a group of some sort this spring to make area friends ect . Good luck

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SuddenlySimple t1_jb4h4uj wrote

Reply to comment by Aliriel in Night life by [deleted]

This I was thinking too. My son 33 is in the same boat OP. I know your pain I see him sad all the time he also doesn't want to be the creep at the bar alone.

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Aliriel t1_jb45bgj wrote

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The weather is going to improve in a month or two. There's lots of nice parks and places to walk around. I met my current husband gaming, so I'm no help. But there's unicorn666 up there. Say hi.

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gooberhoover85 t1_jb421dq wrote

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You don't have to be much of a dancer to go to salsa. A lot of times they have a free class beforehand where they teach people how to dance. Very non-threatening and lots of beginners and then you stay for music and drinks and can practice. It's really fun and salsa is not hard, the moves are very simple. Great way to meet people that isn't just drinking at a bar. And perfectly fine if you go alone and plenty of women to meet. It's a lot of fun.

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