Not saying its impossible...however, agree with QRM, can be relatively tougher in a country where your local neighbour wont even return a smile (okay big generalisation, but I've had a bit of a rough time trying to make friends here).sundaymorningstaple wrote:I would tend to agree. I was a twice divorced single guy when I arrived here back in '82 and I was soured on marriage needless to say. I figured I'd come over here and just have a ball with all the lbfms. Well, life has a way of throwing you curve balls when you not really looking or expecting them. I've been married here now for over 27 years. I'd have to say you CAN find meaningful relationships here IF you allow them to happen.
Have to agree with you. Am a "thinker" too, but I sexually I think I'd prefer the conjugation thing that Paramoecia do.Mixikyr wrote:"Where you from?" "What do you work as?" "How's life here?"
In the end it seems so pointless. Meet up, drink, then what? We click, we don't click. In the end it's all just a social routine we're tending to follow. Honestly, I have only met up with people once here so I'm not much to say. But I can say it was "Now what?" for me.
Anyway, we're past the age where getting to know people innocently and passively was commonly happenstance, rather than made happen. Now, people tend to only get to know people they want to know.
I guess it all greatly depends on what kind of person you are, to be able to appreciate the little things in life, that goes further and deeper. Thinkers will often fall into the hole of not enjoying life as it is. I feel so because I'm a thinker. I think perhaps the main problem is because we're meeting random people. You, my friend, may just be as uninspirational to another as he is to you.
At this age, we all seem to be waiting to be entertained. You know, I've met up people from online communities when I was younger, and there would be things like a big group sitting around in a circle on the floor and telling jokes, playing little games, etc. to break the ice, and bond. It was hilariously fun and social. Would we do that here?
No. We mostly entertain each other with only conversations. So perhaps it would work out more if we were to get to know people with the same interests or things in common, then perhaps conversations could be more interesting. And from there, there would be common activities without the feel of "trying to do something social together". I guess? So we should stop being random and try to find specific interest groups that we belong to, which is what I'm trying to do.
I am sexually interested in binary fission of amoebas, are you?
agrees.Mixikyr wrote:"Where you from?" "What do you work as?" "How's life here?"
In the end it seems so pointless.
So perhaps it would work out more if we were to get to know people with the same interests or things in common, then perhaps conversations could be more interesting. And from there, there would be common activities without the feel of "trying to do something social together". I guess? So we should stop being random and try to find specific interest groups that we belong to, which is what I'm trying to do.
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