[ SECRET POST #6720 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6720 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story]



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Comments

[paperghost]

> Ages at first marriages are getting later and later, and I bet that reflects ages at other first milestones including dating as well.

Even for straight people, it's probably difficult to settle down or date when you have little free time besides work and/or can't afford a house :/ Which is the experience for most 20-30s I know.

[(Anonymous)]

It’s also particularly hard if you are out of school and don’t want to use apps for whatever reason. Unlike TV shows would have us believe, most coworkers are not constantly hooking up with each other/falling in love and there’s not much time or opportunity to meet people otherwise.

[paperghost]

Even if you do use apps, it's a fucking bummer because arranging dates or meeting in-person is so schedule-dependent. Same with just making friends via searching for hobby groups on Meetup, I still haven't had an opportunity to go to the city and attend any.

[(Anonymous)]

Not to mention, dating your coworker is always a terrible idea.

[(Anonymous)]

Huh? Do people not have hobbies or participate in any social activities or anything? That's how most people I know met their partners, not through apps.

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of people have very solitary hobbies now, that keep them at home behind a screen of some sort. Their social interaction is all online rather than in-person.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep.
My work hours vary by week and I just go home after. I don't have any local stuff that isn't hours away so I either do hobby stuff alone, or sometimes I try to dip into online spaces... And usually leave since online communities are Like That.

At this point I'm open to trying a LDR again, but I never find single gay people into the stuff I am.

[(Anonymous)]

That's sad. I can't imagine not hanging out with people face-to-face.

[(Anonymous)]

Being an introvert who had to move across country from everyone I know for a terribly demanding job, I can’t think of anything more exhausting than going out after work or on weekends to be social on the off chance it might get me a date…