vespergirl
Ideal_Rock
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I know I''m joining this one late, but I had to add my two cents because I know that you''re in DC. I moved to DC back in 2002 when I was engaged to a lawyer who got a job here. Anyway, long story short, I broke off the engagement, and found my self single in DC with no family or friends.
I went on match.com and met tons of guys - I had more dates than I could handle. Of them, there were one or two that I was interested in, but one became more of a friend (I wasn''t that attacted to him) and the other, who I really was falling for, I found out after 6 months of dating that he had been seeing about 4 of us girls that he met online, and was not ready to commit to any one of us.
Eventually, I met my now-husband at a bar, because I just kept getting out there - I went out about 4 nights a week, either with my girlfriends, or by myself. I met him when I was 27 & we got married when I was 29.
I just wanted to warn you that DC has a good & bad statistic about dating - DC has the highest percentage of singles in their 20s and 30s than any other city in the US. Good for hook-ups, bad for serious relationships. I met so many guys that didn''t want to settle down or commit, because it''s like being a kid in a candy store. There is a never ending supply of good looking, educated, single people to choose from. Even if you meet someone great, who''s to say someone better isn''t around the corner.
I got lucky with my DH, and all my girlfriends who met their guys around the same time are now married too, so it will happen. I just found that dating in DC is really tricky, because it''s hard to find someone who wants to commit.
Good luck!
I went on match.com and met tons of guys - I had more dates than I could handle. Of them, there were one or two that I was interested in, but one became more of a friend (I wasn''t that attacted to him) and the other, who I really was falling for, I found out after 6 months of dating that he had been seeing about 4 of us girls that he met online, and was not ready to commit to any one of us.
Eventually, I met my now-husband at a bar, because I just kept getting out there - I went out about 4 nights a week, either with my girlfriends, or by myself. I met him when I was 27 & we got married when I was 29.
I just wanted to warn you that DC has a good & bad statistic about dating - DC has the highest percentage of singles in their 20s and 30s than any other city in the US. Good for hook-ups, bad for serious relationships. I met so many guys that didn''t want to settle down or commit, because it''s like being a kid in a candy store. There is a never ending supply of good looking, educated, single people to choose from. Even if you meet someone great, who''s to say someone better isn''t around the corner.
I got lucky with my DH, and all my girlfriends who met their guys around the same time are now married too, so it will happen. I just found that dating in DC is really tricky, because it''s hard to find someone who wants to commit.
Good luck!