Missokyst
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No, though I do find that people who do break up well seem to find each other. I was serious about where to find people if you don't look at work. Most people I know, including my own daughters only meet people when they are at work. At the gym they are generally busy, with headphones intact, and when I look around that is also what I see of other people, they have headphones on. This is also true when I see people out jogging. If I go to starbucks I see a lot of people but they are generally sitting there with other people. For me, the bar scene probably had the most unattached people around and would be likely to ask out other singles. Many people I know met their SO at work. Shoot, when I was working for walmart, that was practically an incestuous place with all the hookups and related bodies. And breakups or not, those people kept right on working at wallyworld even though they didn't hang out together anymore. Work relationships can work, I just hate to see so many people who piss all over the idea because it might not have worked "for them". And btw, for me, I have chosen not to be in the market. I still prefer being unattached. quote:
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ORIGINAL: Missokyst Actually, I have never tried, save for a few attempts at craigslist and even then I cannot bring myself to follow through. I am not a hunter and never will be, and I am happy that way. But I have never really "needed" to be in a relationship and I have never had a problem with a bad breakup, even when I divorced. What I don't see is the logic in the reasons behind not dating people from work, unless there are a shit load of people who simply cannot be civil after a breakup. I would find that to be intolerable. quote:
ORIGINAL: LizDeluxe but if you are woman tying to meet men and you have complaints... then you just aren't even trying, in my honest opinion. So really your purpose in this thread is to say how wonderful you are with breakups and anyone who wouldn't want to continue to see the person every day at work, or regularly attend social functions with them has "personality issues" that you simply don't have. Nice. Many companies don't want people to fraternize with their co-workers. Some people have no issues with people they end relationships with, others just don't choose to continue to have contact with them, it makes them uncomfortable. Since you can't be the "hunter," then you can wait for "prince charming" to knock at your door looking for you, or stay alone, or eventually meet someone.
< Message edited by Missokyst -- 12/18/2011 11:37:35 AM >
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