Would yo go out drinking by yourself if you wanted to meet people? (date, how to)
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Sure, why not? It's better to be out than not. Just don't drink too much if you're driving.
For sure no drinking and driving!
I go out by myself all the time. I would be bored to death I did not. That's my best advice to friends that are looking to meet someone. A lot of places at trivia, a small band, karaoke, all sorts of activities
Would you have the guts? Or is sitting around at a bar alone just a turn off in general?
Oh, absolutely. I like to go into a bar with some tv's or pool tables. I'll watch a game or play a few games of pool(by myself and usually someone comes over and wants to play.) In fact, if you pick the right bar, you'll notice a lot of people head in there alone just to wind down after work. Just do it. Who cares what anyone else thinks?
I've gone to bars by myself because I was too lazy to mix up a Cape Cod.
The few times I've gone, I had no interest in meeting people, I just wanted to get plastered. I put my earbuds in and zoned out. Yes, I was smart about it and had a DD available.
Not all bars are the same, some are hookup places. Some are community hang outs. Some are scenes. my boss has a fave bar where she goes for food and conversation. pretty low key place, she isn't looking for a hookup. each time i have been i have had great conversations.
I have an acquaintance that met her husband and half of her closest friends at a specific bar.
All normal average people with enough common interests to build a friendship.
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