If we are alone with no social life, what do
For my part i don't want to seek in church
For my part i don't want to seek in church
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Social life, null social life, wasn't found social life
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I've used meetup.com and facebook events in the past to see what's going on in my area; it depends on what your interests are,
or what you cultivate them to be. You can also look for social dances (these often have a basic beginners lesson before them),
community art shows or theater companies, etc. Take a closer look at your local community you might find a place for yourself.
If there is a local hobby shop, check it out, those are often points of contact for social groups pursuing a particular hobby.
If you like to drink alcohol there are lots of bars for socializing.
If you like drinking alcohol too much there are lots of AA meetings for socializing.
Sometimes I just look for the flyers people put in coffeeshop and other store windows to get an idea of what's happening.
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Even volunteering is a good way to socialize and meet people. You not only help others which gives a great sense of personal satisfaction but you also get to meet some pretty good people along the way. And you can lean something as well. I think its like a living church in that you are out there doing Gods work with like minded people. There is no judgement and everyone is the same and it gives you a sense of belonging to something meaningful and greater than the individual.I've used meetup.com and facebook events in the past to see what's going on in my area; it depends on what your interests are,
or what you cultivate them to be. You can also look for social dances (these often have a basic beginners lesson before them),
community art shows or theater companies, etc. Take a closer look at your local community you might find a place for yourself.
If there is a local hobby shop, check it out, those are often points of contact for social groups pursuing a particular hobby.
If you like to drink alcohol there are lots of bars for socializing.
If you like drinking alcohol too much there are lots of AA meetings for socializing.
Sometimes I just look for the flyers people put in coffeeshop and other store windows to get an idea of what's happening.
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