Is it common for a woman to go to a Hollywood hot-spot alone in L.A or an anomaly?

[hkqt]

I live in a country hick town in ohio and I go out alone like EVERY DAY. And no one gives a crap. Now in a town where everyone knows each other and the population is roughly 200k. If no one gives a crap about what restaurant I went to alone, or what club I was at by myself, I'm sure in LA, it's probably even worse and no one really even notices. The thing is, you're so busy trying to make a statement that you're complicating things. It's not complicated. Go get dressed right now, get in your car and drive to the club. Stop being such a sissy about it. It's not like you're getting something permanent like a tattoo or something, you're just patronizing an establishment. Seriously no big deal. This is coming from a 23 year old living in the middle of nowhere.

[hkqt]

I hope you guys realize that this is a 9-page topic of people convincing a random old lady to go outside of her house. smh.

[bigdumbgod]

Originally Posted by hkqt

I hope you guys realize that this is a 9-page topic of people convincing a random old lady to go outside of her house. smh.

Oh my.

Et, tu, jackie100?



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[hkqt]

I just went back and read it. I thought she was old by her comments. I guess she isn't old. my bad. I'm still a bit put off.

[greggd1]

I've been hitting up some places in beverly hills lately and have been running into the ocassional women out alone, usually they are with a friend(s) 90% of the time.

If you find a neighbhood bar/lounge, then it is common to see women stop in alone since they frequent the establishment often and are considered a local.

Many times solo individuals, male or female, will go in to a particular place to hang out and talk to the staff and others that come in regularly.

[TurcoLoco]

Originally Posted by greggd1

I've been hitting up some places in beverly hills lately and have been running into the ocassional women out alone, usually they are with a friend(s) 90% of the time.

If you find a neighbhood bar/lounge, then it is common to see women stop in alone since they frequent the establishment often and are considered a local.

Many times solo individuals, male or female, will go in to a particular place to hang out and talk to the staff and others that come in regularly.

Bottom line, I think most of us if not all, want to find a local place to hang out at that provides a "Cheers" like environment where we get to socialize with other "cool" regulars we click with which would make that place even more special.