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Meet up groups. Astoundingly diverse and odd and kinda cool.
I have already found one for a night I am going to be alone over there ( tried to convince St. Peter to come but I think he thinks I'm joking)
If I remember. Orrectly where you moved to I might be there for just one day. ( we are possibly coming for a concert in the evening) It's not going to lead to lasting friendship in your area, but we could grab a coffee or something?
Bars?
Stores?
Library?
Anybody on here in your area?
I've lived where I am my whole life and don't have to worry about being in charge of people. And I still have trouble making friends. I consider most everyone I work with "acquaintances."
If you're outgoing, I suspect you'll be fine.
I moved to a new state and feel your pain. My friends here are work friends, not friend friends. I know my neighbors, and they are nice people and all of that, but we do not go out for burgers and a show.
Basically I am no help to you until you visit DC. Then it is game on!
If you have the time in most larger cities there are social sports clubs that you can play.
Things like bocce, ski-ball, shuffle board, pickle ball. Nothing truly athletic, but an excuse to go out and meet new people. Usually there is a bar that sponders it and deals after the games.
I've met quite a few people my own age as well as older and younger people who have become network contacts from playing bocce.
Plus...it gets me off the couch.
Meet up groups are great for this.
Poker. Not kidding. Its very social. Especially if you can find a low stakes home game.
Show them your tits.
It worked for me!
I agree!
Mt experience:
When I was first single again, I joined a Meetup social group...Yes some folks DID hook up, but the majority was just a bunch of folks who enjoyed similar music, etc.
Funny thing... I JUST came off FB Messenger with a gal who has become a lifelong friend FROM that Meetup group.
You'll get everything from learningto cook ethnic foods, to a group who goes out dancing, every week...
You can also sign up for classes that interest you and meet people with similar interests and hobbies there.
Or try out an improv class. Lots of fun without any prep or studying.
Invite the neighbors over for Barbeque. . .
I think the meet-up thing would probably work. I have never tried it and I do not possess social skills.
I stick with my work friends because of the deep trusting relationships that develop on the job, but at the same time it is tricky as two of them are in management positions.
Good luck!
I don't want to be friends with my neighbors.