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Would you go to a concert on your own?
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Who cares what others think. TBH if someone makes that assumption about you it says more about them than you. I have odd taste in music so have gone to gigs alone. It's fine. You will spend the interval queuing for the loo or the bar so it's not like you will spend a lot of time looking awkward on your own. I like to just people watch.
In my case I once went to a public meeting on my own because I was interested in the content. At the break I was stood on my own feeling so awkward and daft, I'd even forgotten my phone so couldnt ring a mate or go on facebook.. I was just stood there against the bar for 15 minutes til the meeting restarted. Afterwards a man came up to me and struck up a conversation - on our subsequent date he said to me, it was just so sexy to see a confident young woman stood so relaxed on her own, not having to fiddle with her phone or have the company of a friend :rotfl:
I have never forgotten that and it has given me the confidence to go all sorts of places alone, including gigs.
So Miss Independent you may meet the man of your dreams, my auntie and uncle met at a bruce springsteen concert they'd both gone to alone. Although at beyonce, maybe not!0 -
alias*alibi wrote: »Ahhh pleased for you! I'm desperately waiting for Mötley Crüe to announce a UK tour with Kiss this year; even though I know my DH would cut his arm off to go too I would go on my own if he wasn't in to the same kinda music.
I think if that happens I'll probably buy a ticket then have a hot flush and faint
HBS x"I believe in ordinary acts of bravery, in the courage that drives one person to stand up for another."
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I often go to concerts on my own and have a fantastic time.
My OH works away and a lot of my friends don't like the same music that I do. Why should I miss out that's just silly. Life is too short to worry about little things.
I have never felt worried about being on my own. Everyone is there for the same reason so everyone just mucks in together. I have made loads of friends at gigs especially when lining up outside.First Date 08/11/2008, Moved In Together 01/06/2009, Engaged 01/01/10, Wedding Day 27/04/2013, Baby Moshie due 29/06/2019 :T0 -
I've been to loads of events alone. The weekend just gone I went to a two-day convention on my own and in May I'm going to a gig on my own. What's the problem? I've also been to the cinema alone a lot too. What is people's issue with needing company to do things like this?0
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heartbreak_star wrote: »I think if that happens I'll probably buy a ticket then have a hot flush and faint

HBS x
Nikki Sixx promised us they would return in 2012; they are in Oz with Kiss at the mo and just announced a huge Canadian tour plus just did the US last year so its gotta be Europe announced next... I hope!!!0 -
I would definately go on my own...I umm'd and arrr'd about going to see Prince on my own when he was over here and I chickened out, I still kick myself over that after having seen the reviews and spoken to other people about how good it was. I'll never do that again.
If you're a big fan ...go.Earning Swagbucks since May 2012
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miss_independent wrote: »I GOT A TICKET!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Oh I didn't see this post...brilliant have a great time.Earning Swagbucks since May 2012
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I've been to loads of events alone. The weekend just gone I went to a two-day convention on my own and in May I'm going to a gig on my own. What's the problem? I've also been to the cinema alone a lot too. What is people's issue with needing company to do things like this?
If you read my first post you will see that I have done lots of things on my own (cinema, theatre, opera, weekend away - heck I've even been to a wedding where I only knew the bride on my own). I don't have an "issue" with doing things by myself - I'd just never been to an arena concert alone and wanted to hear people's experiences on going to one alone, if it was safe and advisable.
And anyway...a few days ago I posted that I have a ticket
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In my case I once went to a public meeting on my own because I was interested in the content. At the break I was stood on my own feeling so awkward and daft, I'd even forgotten my phone so couldnt ring a mate or go on facebook.. I was just stood there against the bar for 15 minutes til the meeting restarted. Afterwards a man came up to me and struck up a conversation - on our subsequent date he said to me, it was just so sexy to see a confident young woman stood so relaxed on her own, not having to fiddle with her phone or have the company of a friend :rotfl:
I have never forgotten that and it has given me the confidence to go all sorts of places alone, including gigs.
So Miss Independent you may meet the man of your dreams, my auntie and uncle met at a bruce springsteen concert they'd both gone to alone. Although at beyonce, maybe not!
:rotfl:
At Beyonce, that would take nothing short of divine intervention, I'd imagine Buggly!
Although I may meet the Gay BFF of my dreams lol.0 -
I've been to a few big concerts on my own mainly because I didn't know anyone else who'd go and like the music. I really enjoyed it and got picked up afterwards by hubby. Was never scared or felt unsafe.03/26: OD £1200 600 500, CC £3914 3317, family £3100, loan £5618 5306 5036- total: £13832 12323 12003, mortgage £58,243 £57,766 571140
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