Nightclubs are awful, is this this description of the experience NOT perfectly accurate ?

[RbccL]

Originally Posted by funymann

Do you have a relationship question?

I mean, that is the section you are in OP.

He had to “leave” the day after he started this, but if you know what “section you are in” he’ll probably be right back.

I think the article linked was good. It was realistic of being young and superficial in the 90s, actually. Very Night at the Roxbury. It was different for me, in that I really liked the whole getting “ready” to go out with my friends, meeting people, and having new adventures. If it’s not the goal to go home with someone by the end of the night, one has a completely different experience. There’s no Failure, just different experiences.

Actually that’s the same feeling I’ve had with OLD, the experience is what you make of it, and how one views people. Have fun, or don’t.

[ThisTown123]

Originally Posted by RbccL

He had to “leave” the day after he started this, but if you know what “section you are in” he’ll probably be right back.

I think the article linked was good. It was realistic of being young and superficial in the 90s, actually. Very Night at the Roxbury. It was different for me, in that I really liked the whole getting “ready” to go out with my friends, meeting people, and having new adventures. If it’s not the goal to go home with someone by the end of the night, one has a completely different experience. There’s no Failure, just different experiences.

Actually that’s the same feeling I’ve had with OLD, the experience is what you make of it, and how one views people. Have fun, or don’t.

I did the club thing in the 90s. I recall talking to a woman that like online dating, people take on a new "persona" when out on the town. Then when they get back home, they are like a completely different person.