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Yea, people have no idea. The general public just sees the stucco of the edifice and they leave it at that.
I use to work in a mens home for X cons, and as far as what I could tell, it was just a company that would exploit men who made bad decisions in their lives for free work, gullible people who never stopped by to see how the donation money was used, and the laws to avoid paying as much taxes as possible which would subsequently line the pockets of the guys who ran the business. The fools did not care about rehabbing no X cons.
Sounds like something that would happen around here - this is the Wonderland of Public Official Corruption.
I'm a 25 Y.O. female, and most of the men around my age are still stuck in that party mode. Where can I look to find men who are a bit more serious and not into partying every weekend?
Chess clubs, NAON (National Association of Nerds), stamp collecting clubs, bird watching groups, homeless shelters, spelling bees, browsing the self-help section at the local bookstore, and hospitals with patients who are in a vegetative state.
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A lot of guys like this (myself included) aren't at parties very often but do go to kickbacks- small groups of friends who order a coupla pies and get a 30-pack from the corner store. Bonfires are also popular, libraries, not so much anymore.
Lots of museums and libraries have started to have "young professionals" evenings involving lectures/readings and cocktails. You can check those out with a couple of friends. Or join a book club, but you have to be careful that you're not joining a soccer mom type one. The last book club I participated in was half men in their 20s-30s. They were all married/dating, but I met some cool people that way.
Do you guys think the OP and TV Guy would be a nice match? He's introverted and wants a 'studious librarian type.'
Do you wear glasses? Are you brainy? Can you stand snuggle sessions on a sofa while watching a sports event?
Will you travel to Philly?
Seriously, you want to meet a man who is not a party animal, keep out of bars and clubs. Perhaps all good men are sitting home with takeout waiting to meet a nice lady.
You'd think a city would be a great place to meet people.
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