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I started attending this yound adult church and they have a picnic this Saturday. I'm already involved in the church ( I'm part of the team that counts the money). I did it so that hopefully I could maybe make new friends -I decided to change the type of friends I'm hanging out with-.
So I've been doing that once a month for the past 5 months but I can't call them my "friends" since we don't hang out outside church. It looks like they already have their own "group" of friend anyway.
I'm really debating on whether or not I should go, since I will probably be by myself.
You go, mingle, be as social as you are comfortable with, walk up to someone and start talking about the Church and what other activities are available, etc.
It really is a matter of taking the first step and introducing yourself.
If you lived closer I would go with you then we could not know everyone else together and probably meet some really nice people.
You go, mingle, be as social as you are comfortable with, walk up to someone and start talking about the Church and what other activities are available, etc.
It really is a matter of taking the first step and introducing yourself.
Bring your well behaved dog that is a great way to meet people that are like minded.
Sometimes if you just show up and stay within a group, someone may start talking to you. But keep eye contact (as though you want someone to approach you).
See a hot girl, smile and tell her nice it is that the church has picnics...
Ummm... the OP is a straight girl, I do believe.
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