i would love to meet// get to know NEW people.
i am soooo SICK of this gay lil' village that i am in all the people just annoy the crap out of me.
what do you think is the best way to meet new people.
-not threw e-mail/ myspace/ and NOT changing schools.
What is the best way to meet new people?
M.C.H.~
Hey, You could always try getting to know people in different towns. Here are some sugggestions of places you can meet new good friends:
College, Church youth group, Church, Jobs, Clubs, Concerts, Teen hangouts, stuff like that. Hey, I'll be yur friend!
Good luck! I wish you the best!
Hope my answer helped!
Reply:try moving to a new town or go to other towns an hang.
Reply:I do not know the best way would be for you - I think the best way is a little different for every person. I have met many, many new friends on Yahoo Personals and also at local malls. When you meet a new person or friend, get to know them, and their friends, and before long you will have more and more friends just branching from the new friends you meet!
Reply:that's why we have the internet..for people like us that are unable to get out in the real..true..normal world....
i don't live in a villiage, i live in a township.
bad breath
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Good places to meet people in birmingham, al?
I'm a single college guy who goes to UAB. Does anybody know any places to meet good, decent people around here?
Good places to meet people in birmingham, al?
5 Points South
( Goat Head Fountain ).....Lol
Thats always a spot
Thats the wickedest fountain I ever saw in my life.
And I Travel a Lot............Theres nothing like it anywhere yet.
Other then that you can visit all the parks on both the north and south sides
Reply:Hey, Birmingham is a great place with lots of things to do, and lots of great places in Five Points and Lakeview.
However, the bar scene isn't exactly where you're going to find Miss Right, as opposed to Miss Right Now.
You're really better off getting involved in activities that interest you, whether it's a hobby, or classes, or whatever. If there are women in those places, chances are that you already have a lot in common with you.
Good places to meet people in birmingham, al?
5 Points South
( Goat Head Fountain ).....Lol
Thats always a spot
Thats the wickedest fountain I ever saw in my life.
And I Travel a Lot............Theres nothing like it anywhere yet.
Other then that you can visit all the parks on both the north and south sides
Reply:Hey, Birmingham is a great place with lots of things to do, and lots of great places in Five Points and Lakeview.
However, the bar scene isn't exactly where you're going to find Miss Right, as opposed to Miss Right Now.
You're really better off getting involved in activities that interest you, whether it's a hobby, or classes, or whatever. If there are women in those places, chances are that you already have a lot in common with you.
See when Gays meet people who are religious what goes through a Gays mind?
Honestly and truthfully please explain WHAT goes through your mind. I do not want to see "I respect them" or "nothing" - you know that religious people have stereotypes of Gays, what stereotypes do you conjure up when you meet a religious person.
See when Gays meet people who are religious what goes through a Gays mind?
Stereo type? Without knowing the person at all? Honestly I think nothing until they place judgment on me or treat me poorly, that's when I think...."Mindless sheep who are so afraid to just live life that they need a "reason" for everything that happens to them. And so afraid of dying that that have to believe that there is some wonderful place to go once they do die."
Reply:Honestly... that totally depends on circumstances. I usually meet a lot of gay Christians, so it's a non-issue.
Reply:It goes through my mind tht THEY R STUPIDS AND IDIOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!But only for those who r against gays...not akll releigious persons are against gays!!
Reply:ohh great....another person who thinks im going to hell.
Reply:What "religious" type are we talking about?
From your tone I'm guessing you mean a virulent anti-gay type. In such cases, most of the time the only thing going through my mind is "smile, nod, back away slowly and get out of here." I have no time or interest in dealing with obnoxious and aggressive idiots.
But no - "religious people" in general do *not* have a uniform and negative steriotype of queer people. Some religious people do, and in particular the anti-gay movement in the US is spearheaded by a particular sub-sect of fundamentalist American protestantism. And the Vatican isn't too fond of us either, though there's a surprising amount of variation of opinion among individual Catholics.
But neither super-fundie American protestantism nor orthodox Roman Catholics are actually the definition of "religious people." They're very specific, distinct groups - there are a lot of others too, and not all are hostile towards us.
By both luck and conscious effort, the vast majority of spiritually devout people I've known have been among the most ardent and dedicated gay rights activists I've ever known. This includes biblical scholars, chaplains (Christian, Jewish, and Muslim), theologians, clergy, and lay people.
Many of these people were queer themselves. Others were straight, but saw working on behalf of the beauty and legitimacy of queer people, lives, relationships and spirituality as part of their larger calling to defend human dignity and value.
"Religious people" (or "religion" in general) are not our enemy. Specific individuals and groups are, and these people have unjustly and inaccurately attempted to portray themselves as the voice of God and the definition of what it means to be "religious/Christian." They have usurped an entire religion and attempted to reshape a vast and infinetly varied system entirely in their own image. They will fail, because all such attempts always fail. And despite their hysterical claims, we do in fact have many, many allies and friends within organized religion.
Reply:i usually think,
hey, he's got a nice axx,
to bad he's all jesusy
See when Gays meet people who are religious what goes through a Gays mind?
Stereo type? Without knowing the person at all? Honestly I think nothing until they place judgment on me or treat me poorly, that's when I think...."Mindless sheep who are so afraid to just live life that they need a "reason" for everything that happens to them. And so afraid of dying that that have to believe that there is some wonderful place to go once they do die."
Reply:Honestly... that totally depends on circumstances. I usually meet a lot of gay Christians, so it's a non-issue.
Reply:It goes through my mind tht THEY R STUPIDS AND IDIOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!But only for those who r against gays...not akll releigious persons are against gays!!
Reply:ohh great....another person who thinks im going to hell.
Reply:What "religious" type are we talking about?
From your tone I'm guessing you mean a virulent anti-gay type. In such cases, most of the time the only thing going through my mind is "smile, nod, back away slowly and get out of here." I have no time or interest in dealing with obnoxious and aggressive idiots.
But no - "religious people" in general do *not* have a uniform and negative steriotype of queer people. Some religious people do, and in particular the anti-gay movement in the US is spearheaded by a particular sub-sect of fundamentalist American protestantism. And the Vatican isn't too fond of us either, though there's a surprising amount of variation of opinion among individual Catholics.
But neither super-fundie American protestantism nor orthodox Roman Catholics are actually the definition of "religious people." They're very specific, distinct groups - there are a lot of others too, and not all are hostile towards us.
By both luck and conscious effort, the vast majority of spiritually devout people I've known have been among the most ardent and dedicated gay rights activists I've ever known. This includes biblical scholars, chaplains (Christian, Jewish, and Muslim), theologians, clergy, and lay people.
Many of these people were queer themselves. Others were straight, but saw working on behalf of the beauty and legitimacy of queer people, lives, relationships and spirituality as part of their larger calling to defend human dignity and value.
"Religious people" (or "religion" in general) are not our enemy. Specific individuals and groups are, and these people have unjustly and inaccurately attempted to portray themselves as the voice of God and the definition of what it means to be "religious/Christian." They have usurped an entire religion and attempted to reshape a vast and infinetly varied system entirely in their own image. They will fail, because all such attempts always fail. And despite their hysterical claims, we do in fact have many, many allies and friends within organized religion.
Reply:i usually think,
hey, he's got a nice axx,
to bad he's all jesusy
How do you meet new people?
After graduating from college and accepting a job in a new location I am finding it hard to meet people. I live in a small southern town with not much to offer. My coworkers are not my age and we do not have similar interest. I mentor for BBBS, go to the gym, am a member of a professional organization and take karate lessons. I do hook up with a group of females about once a month, but no friendly relationships have developed. My neighbors do do not seem intereseted either. I do speak when I see them, but we are on different schedules. Any suggestions.
How do you meet new people?
For myself . . . I do what interests me such as . . . going to bookstores, having a chai tea and browsing books or sitting to enjoy a book . . . a local museum in my town has jazz music one night a month...I listen to the music, enjoy the art, socialize . . . I attend mini lectures as I hear of them about town (colleges, bookstores etc.)...Attend cultural events such as earth day, state fair, cultural celebrations, sidewalk chalk art festivals, I can read at home or go to a local coffee shop and read . . . Basically if I'm not dating . . . I " date myself " which basically means to me to take care of my interests...I do what interests me . . . If I meet someone...fine...if not...I'm enjoying what I'm out doing.
And the thought of meeting someone while I'm at an activity that I enjoy...he'll also be of like minded thought...and that's a nice beginning.
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How do you meet new people?
For myself . . . I do what interests me such as . . . going to bookstores, having a chai tea and browsing books or sitting to enjoy a book . . . a local museum in my town has jazz music one night a month...I listen to the music, enjoy the art, socialize . . . I attend mini lectures as I hear of them about town (colleges, bookstores etc.)...Attend cultural events such as earth day, state fair, cultural celebrations, sidewalk chalk art festivals, I can read at home or go to a local coffee shop and read . . . Basically if I'm not dating . . . I " date myself " which basically means to me to take care of my interests...I do what interests me . . . If I meet someone...fine...if not...I'm enjoying what I'm out doing.
And the thought of meeting someone while I'm at an activity that I enjoy...he'll also be of like minded thought...and that's a nice beginning.
.
Where do you meet people?
seriously..i just finished school im in summer break and all my friends are overseas or holidaying. next year im going to college and doing a course no one my age will do. How on EARTH do you meet people! im bummed if i know. please tell me!
Where do you meet people?
beach
Reply:Yeah F L O R I D A , B E A C H E S
Really though,
Try www.CraigsList.com Personals
Or www.PlentyOfFish.com
Both are totally free of charge .........No credit cards accepted ever.
bleaching
Where do you meet people?
beach
Reply:Yeah F L O R I D A , B E A C H E S
Really though,
Try www.CraigsList.com Personals
Or www.PlentyOfFish.com
Both are totally free of charge .........No credit cards accepted ever.
bleaching
Good places to meet people in Frederick, MD?
So, I've recently moved to Maryland, and I'd like to meet some new people, make friends and such, but I'm at a bit of a loss. I've been assured my Scottish accent will help ..people speak to me or something but ..?
I'm really very shy, and I have no idea where a good place to start would be, the nearest city/town to me is Frederick (city?) so if anyone knows any good spots where teenagers (age)15+ hang out, I'd be very appreciative!
I'm kind of an arty person, I like videogames, manga and all that jazz, if that helps narrowing places down?
Thanks a lot in advance! :)
Good places to meet people in Frederick, MD?
Go to Skate Frederick (ice skating rink) or to the Westview movie theatre!
I'm really very shy, and I have no idea where a good place to start would be, the nearest city/town to me is Frederick (city?) so if anyone knows any good spots where teenagers (age)15+ hang out, I'd be very appreciative!
I'm kind of an arty person, I like videogames, manga and all that jazz, if that helps narrowing places down?
Thanks a lot in advance! :)
Good places to meet people in Frederick, MD?
Go to Skate Frederick (ice skating rink) or to the Westview movie theatre!
Where is a good place to meet people?
Whether for dating or just friends?
I feel so lame ya know? Im only 21 and it sucks cause i mean its like if you dont work in a place were you can interact and meet people on a daily bases your kinda screwed in the area. I work in a small office. AND i totally went to this small school, where i've basicly decided to no hang out with those people anymore so that kind a leaves me in the dark. Its not like when your a kid and you can just go, "hey you wanna be my friend" hehe. I have friends but it'd just be kool to meet some new people. People always say start a class or whatever but with all the stuff i have to do all the time to make another thing that i have to do would be pretty hard. its lame even asking this. meh.
Where is a good place to meet people?
Find a church you like and join The Singles Group. They have an agenda and week end outings and trips and lots of stuff.
Reply:a good, up to date church that has lots of young married couples usually has active young singles as well - if you want decent friends to hang out with and to meet all sorts of folks, I would try this. Not totally safe, but your odds of meeting some freak are much slimmer and you will at least meet people with decent ethics.
I feel so lame ya know? Im only 21 and it sucks cause i mean its like if you dont work in a place were you can interact and meet people on a daily bases your kinda screwed in the area. I work in a small office. AND i totally went to this small school, where i've basicly decided to no hang out with those people anymore so that kind a leaves me in the dark. Its not like when your a kid and you can just go, "hey you wanna be my friend" hehe. I have friends but it'd just be kool to meet some new people. People always say start a class or whatever but with all the stuff i have to do all the time to make another thing that i have to do would be pretty hard. its lame even asking this. meh.
Where is a good place to meet people?
Find a church you like and join The Singles Group. They have an agenda and week end outings and trips and lots of stuff.
Reply:a good, up to date church that has lots of young married couples usually has active young singles as well - if you want decent friends to hang out with and to meet all sorts of folks, I would try this. Not totally safe, but your odds of meeting some freak are much slimmer and you will at least meet people with decent ethics.
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