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Is it possible to meet a girlfriend while on a gap year?

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Reply 20

TheonlyMrsHolmes

Original post by Ishea16

picture it in your mind ...
then we can laugh together :h:

Do you mean like the unlikelihood of being able to talk to someone in the library? :redface:

Reply 21

user382

Original post by Ishea16

He didn't specify an age range. :redface:

Libraries are full of eager pensioners. :ahee:

Reply 22

blackcurrent101

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

Do you mean like the unlikelihood of being able to talk to someone in the library? :redface:

i mean as in the boy approaches the girl and says something like can we go for a drink and she says sorry I've got too much work :ahee:

ok that's not as funny as i imagined :colonhash:

meh

Reply 23

user382

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

ugh

ew

Why do we live in a world like thisssss? :cry2:

Sort of agree.

But easier to move with the flow than against it.

Many people meet friends and partners on Tinder.

So I've heard. :tongue:

Reply 24

blackcurrent101

Original post by stefano865

He didn't specify an age range. :redface:

Libraries are full of eager pensioners. :ahee:

lol true true

Reply 25

user382

Original post by Ishea16

lol true true

But know what you are getting at.

Interacting with strangers in a library or even a cafe would be too much for some people.

Reply 26

TheonlyMrsHolmes

Original post by Ishea16

i mean as in the boy approaches the girl and says something like can we go for a drink and she says sorry I've got too much work :ahee:

ok that's not as funny as i imagined :colonhash:

meh

It was a little funny...

No but seriously, I would love to meet somebody in a library/ bookstore, wouldn't that be a beautiful story to tell our grand children :blush:

I have it all pictured in my heads

Me: "Ech erm excuse me there you fine specimen, I cannot quite reach the top shelf, could you grab that for me?"

Hot guy: "Oh why yes indeed, Dickens, Ohhhh how I loveeeee Dickens..."

Me: "Marry me :daydreaming:

"

Hot guy: "Sure, what have I got to lose?"

And we lived happily ever after :blush:

Reply 27

whorace

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

library? book stores? cafes?

Also "slutty" is rude :colonhash:

You didn't say it was false

Reply 28

TheonlyMrsHolmes

Original post by stefano865

Sort of agree.

But easier to move with the flow than against it.

Many people meet friends and partners on Tinder.

So I've heard. :tongue:

I think days were better when humans would talk to each other in real life....then again, perhaps not. :tongue:

Reply 29

whorace

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

It was a little funny...

No but seriously, I would love to meet somebody in a library/ bookstore, wouldn't that be a beautiful story to tell our grand children :blush:

"

Hot guy: "Sure, what have I got to lose?"

And we lived happily ever after :blush:

I actually like Dickens and have been known to frequent the library, sadly I already have most of his books on my bookcase.

Reply 30

blackcurrent101

Original post by stefano865

But know what you are getting at.

Interacting with strangers in a library or even a cafe would be too much for some people.

i agreee there are guys though that randomly approach random girls on the bus :rolleyes:

so its not as strange as that
its a mad world we live in tbh

Reply 31

TheonlyMrsHolmes

Original post by whorace

You didn't say it was false

Well I sensed he was alluding to promiscuity which can't be false...

Slutty is rude, no need for such a word :argh:

Reply 32

TheonlyMrsHolmes

Original post by whorace

I actually like Dickens and have been known to frequent the library, sadly I already have most of his books on my bookcase.

Hehe *drools*

Reply 33

blackcurrent101

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

It was a little funny...

No but seriously, I would love to meet somebody in a library/ bookstore, wouldn't that be a beautiful story to tell our grand children :blush:

"

Hot guy: "Sure, what have I got to lose?"

And we lived happily ever after :blush:

hahahahha
sounds realistic enough :colondollar:

except your already married to Mr.Holmes?
or is that how you met Mr Holmes? :wink:

Reply 34

TheonlyMrsHolmes

Original post by Ishea16

hahahahha
sounds realistic enough :colondollar:

except your already married to Mr.Holmes?
or is that how you met Mr Holmes? :wink:

Oh how we met is an incredible story, although one not to be shared.... :mmm:

Lol did you realise I wrote "heads" instead of "head"?

Oh my gosh, I can't stop laughing XD

Reply 35

blackcurrent101

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

Oh how we met is an incredible story, although one not to be shared.... :mmm:

Lol did you realise I wrote "heads" instead of "head"?

Oh my gosh, I can't stop laughing XD

oooo ill let you keep that fairy tale to yourself :h:

noo but i just did :teehee:

Reply 36

whorace

Original post by Ishea16

Whenever someone uses this emoji I imagine a guy just pooed himself and he's telling people to keep quiet. Thought i'd share that.

Reply 37

blackcurrent101

Original post by whorace

Whenever someone uses this emoji I imagine a guy just pooed himself and he's telling people to keep quiet. Thought i'd share that.

lol cool I feel enlightened now
but what do you think when you see this? > :teeth:

lool

Reply 38

kkboyk

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

It was a little funny...

No but seriously, I would love to meet somebody in a library/ bookstore, wouldn't that be a beautiful story to tell our grand children :blush: