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It seems that college/ university days are the easiest chance to meet someone from the opposite sex (potential partner), does it get more difficult afterwards? What are your experiences?
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Only been out of university for a few months. so don't exactly have a wealth of experience in the matter.
I'm currently working in a male dominated environment, so meeting girls at work is near impossible. However the opportunity still arises when going on nights out, or meeting people through friends and what not. I'd say the selection is definitely smaller, but it is only really as 'difficult' as you make it. If you want to meet a girl or boy or whatever, make the effort and something will come of it.
I'm currently working in a male dominated environment, so meeting girls at work is near impossible. However the opportunity still arises when going on nights out, or meeting people through friends and what not. I'd say the selection is definitely smaller, but it is only really as 'difficult' as you make it. If you want to meet a girl or boy or whatever, make the effort and something will come of it.
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(Original post by Envee)
It seems that college/ university days are the easiest chance to meet someone from the opposite sex (potential partner), does it get more difficult afterwards? What are your experiences?
It seems that college/ university days are the easiest chance to meet someone from the opposite sex (potential partner), does it get more difficult afterwards? What are your experiences?
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(Original post by Envee)
It seems that college/ university days are the easiest chance to meet someone from the opposite sex (potential partner), does it get more difficult afterwards? What are your experiences?
It seems that college/ university days are the easiest chance to meet someone from the opposite sex (potential partner), does it get more difficult afterwards? What are your experiences?
You can always use dating sites as that's what more & more people are using nowadays to go on dates instead of meeting someone by chance and then finding out what are they like.
Furthermore, you're probably going to be in full-time employment after uni eventually, which would mean for a lot of students that you're finally able to afford things and not live on student diet and budget, things like travel, festivals, going out more etc.
So the way I see it, I think you're more likely to meet opposite sex.
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Now i've graduated i'm honestly struggling to see how i'll ever meet someone.
All of my friends are in relationships so they don't want to do anything unless it's with their other half. The only other possibility is work but then a lot of people don't want to get involved with their colleagues.
All of my friends are in relationships so they don't want to do anything unless it's with their other half. The only other possibility is work but then a lot of people don't want to get involved with their colleagues.
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(Original post by sr90)
Now i've graduated i'm honestly struggling to see how i'll ever meet someone.
All of my friends are in relationships so they don't want to do anything unless it's with their other half. The only other possibility is work but then a lot of people don't want to get involved with their colleagues.
Now i've graduated i'm honestly struggling to see how i'll ever meet someone.
All of my friends are in relationships so they don't want to do anything unless it's with their other half. The only other possibility is work but then a lot of people don't want to get involved with their colleagues.
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(Original post by Kool_Panda)
Yes, after leaving uni all single men and women are separated, never to see each other again. If you haven't met someone before you leave uni then you probably never will.
Yes, after leaving uni all single men and women are separated, never to see each other again. If you haven't met someone before you leave uni then you probably never will.
You may come across 50 single girls on public transport but not really going to be in a position to start dating them.
At Uni you are already in a enviorment where you have tons in common and loads of mutual friends, post education its not like that.
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(Original post by Envee)
It seems that college/ university days are the easiest chance to meet someone from the opposite sex (potential partner), does it get more difficult afterwards? What are your experiences?
It seems that college/ university days are the easiest chance to meet someone from the opposite sex (potential partner), does it get more difficult afterwards? What are your experiences?
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