Meeting new people with little or no money - Is it possible??

Lucy1982_2

Riq wrote: »

I like 'em nice and small. What I am used to




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poorbabe

Lucy1982 wrote: »

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Lucy I was soo tempted to post a different reply...........:A

Lucy1982_2

poorbabe wrote: »

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Lucy I was soo tempted to post a different reply...........:A

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i thought about it, but thought it was best not to comment on small things

top_drawer_2

hi,

This is such a good thread...

Im mid-twenties too and seem to have lost many of my friends and im not sure how to make new ones now.

I have previously tried WW, but as you say it was all married women who were much older than me and the gym (which I enjoy) were all too focused on getting their workout than chatting. They dont hold socials. The classes all seem to be attended by groups of people who dont want to chat to the loner.

I even joined a cult book club at the library but since we only meet once a month there doesnt seem to be much scope there for awhile at least.

Jen

Riq

cult book club you say? Never tried that, may have to investigate. Although I am not a fan of reading to be honest I doubt my attention would be kept!

I know what you mean about the classes and there being groups, almost cliques in there. I got into a clique, took me two years and only because I dropped a weight and almost broke my arm!

You're from Preston too, looks like me and you are the only Northerner's here, everyone else seems to be Bristol area!! lol

top_drawer_2

hi,

The book club is ok, its sort of the more serious side of reading matieral - deep thought and stuff. As I said they only meet once a month so not a great deal of scope really.

I just cant seem to find things attracting people of my age which are interesting and reasonably priced. I try and avoid cliques tbh as they tend to share brain cells/opinions etc and if you dont agree with the consenus you may be ostracised.

Jen

Jen

115K

I find it quite hard to meet people as well. I sometimes sit in on Friday nights wondering what everyone is doing and imagining I am the only loner sitting indoors with the TV and internet.

It's good to know I'm not the only one.:rotfl:

Riq

Yeah, probably not my idea of fun then the book club. I prefer autobiographies, factual based books & at the moment I have a fascination on all things China!

I try not to get too involved in cliques, as like you say, sharing opinions etc is good for a while, but with no debate it gets very boring, very quickly.


115K, I know that feeling very well :D

115K

Riq wrote: »

115K, I know that feeling very well :D

(I would love to go to China, maybe not at the moment obviously.)

I haven't read the whole thread as it is very long. So what types of things have people tried? Book clubs/ fitness classes etc? I am married as well and I think that limits my chances as most people seem to be single and looking for a partner so are not very interested in me or married with kids so do things with them that are very family orientated.

Butterfliesarepretty

115K wrote: »

I find it quite hard to meet people as well. I sometimes sit in on Friday nights wondering what everyone is doing and imagining I am the only loner sitting indoors with the TV and internet.

It's good to know I'm not the only one.:rotfl:

No you are not the only one. My friend is in money trouble and stays in on fridays and saturdays mostly and I stay in fridays and saturdays too. this friday my daughter is coming so I will be busy with her. Its not like we can go to a bar alone is it.?