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[Isleguy]

Hey there I am new to posting threads and so here goes. I am male, 40, I have been in Toronto for about a year now and I have just started making new friends. This is a tough city to get to know someone. I can think of several reasons why that may be. I will use a comparrison as an example. In Ottawa you could start a conversation at a bus stop, in Toronto you get none of that. Am I close to accurate fellow T-dot's?

Anyways hello and happy V_Day to you lovers.

 

[TerryKickstrom]

Hey there I am new to posting threads and so here goes. I am male, 40, I have been in Toronto for about a year now and I have just started making new friends. This is a tough city to get to know someone. I can think of several reasons why that may be. I will use a comparrison as an example. In Ottawa you could start a conversation at a bus stop, in Toronto you get none of that. Am I close to accurate fellow T-dot's?

Anyways hello and happy V_Day to you lovers.

Welcome to Toronto. It seems a shame that we have to go all this way just to have a conversation when in actual fact somewhere in the big T.O. we both live, eh?

I've started up a Toronto Directory here at Literotica - see the link below - feel free to stop by and start posting. It's new, so there's not much there yet, but if we keep plugging at it then it'll grow with time.

I a male in my 40s, born and raised Torontonian. Lived in Ottawa for about 6 months once. Thought I would just say hello to you, let you know that not everyone in T.O. are cold and distant, although with this kind of weather, standing in a bus stop trying to make a conversation is not too conducive to establishing friendships. Let me know what area of Toronto you're in and if I know some spots, I'll give you some pointers on where to find some starting points for socializing. Once summer comes around there's tons of places to meet people.

Take care,
TK

 

[shescurious]

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