Female friends in Charlotte?

[UNCC]

Originally Posted by Anigirli

Not all working girls are lowprofile bookworks. Sometimes it´s hard to go up to a lady and spark a conversation. As long as you keep the aproach classy. Yet I say give it a try the worst thing she can say is No and then you move on.

Thanks for the encouragement. Where do you work?

[UNCC]

Good ideas, thanks.

[sheena]

Originally Posted by UNCC

It is hard to find professional career women because of their work. They tend to stay invisible; the library and the bookstore the best places I have found and it is a rare find. Thanks.

Ride the express bus to Uptown, there's lots of people on the bus. If I was a young single that might be a good place for me to meet someone. Just kidding but maybe not. I will say uptown is place for a younger woman wanting to find a guy maybe vice versa. Not that I'm looking, I'm an old married hag.

[thegeek74]

I am all about the internet dating scene. I met my husband on Match.com - and I never thought such a thing could happen.

My best friend has dated some great people from there as well, and has actually ended up with some fantastic friends.

[Figment 07]

Originally Posted by UNCC

As an older, single gentleman, with Northern attitudes and a “pretty good” education, searching for female friends in Charlotte has been a challenge. Singles bars and computer dating don't seem to work.

Any ideas?

Yes, I have one idea, Mr. UNCC, thanks to City-Data's own Ms. LivingSingle123.

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Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to convince single women across the USA that their next location should be Charlotte, NC.


"...Find me a find; catch me a catch ..."

[UNCC]

Did you like Match.com? I've heard that eharmony is pretty good.