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Originally Posted by RobinMask
That's deffinately true for the older generation, my own grandparents met at a dance, and I think most people of their generation did, but I don't know anyone under 40 that has met their long-term partner at a dance. Plus, aside from nightclubs, I don't think that people attend anything similiar to a 'dance' anymore . . . I could be wrong, and I'm sure there's an exception to every rule, but I don't think it's generally a way of meeting potential partners these days.
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Is that right Robin. Our gr daughters go clubbing pretty often-- they have plenty of boyfriends.
it certainly used to be a way to meet the opposite sex. I imagine that in UNI there are plenty of those!!
Then socialising must be wonderful surely. I actually met my husband at an evening class-- doing Scottish dancing. We loved it-- and it used to be a major part of our lives as the children were growing up.
Also what about sport-- where both sexes enjoy the same sport as yourself.
also the work place? School, college? Local pub or club etc.
No doubt also social networking must also be a place to get to meet someone with similar interests.