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04.02.2007, 21:44 quote

voyagerUKMale
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Has anyone ever been to one of those lock and key events and if so whats it like? Do people ever go on their own? Not sure if I have the front?

 

04.02.2007, 22:33 quote

Anonymous

Lol, never heard of a lock and key event though I must admit have been out of the loop for a while(was in a long term relationship).

Do tell.

What are you supposed to do?

Thanks
Jon

 

04.02.2007, 22:34 quote

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I have no idea what they are either.......... Confused
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04.02.2007, 22:41 quote

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Not sure, but I think they give all the girls padlocks and all the boys keys. You have to walk around till you find the matching key or padlock. While you are looking you talk to the other people - a way of breaking the ice thing "Have you got my Padlock", and meeting people

 

04.02.2007, 23:21 quote

Anonymous

Sounds interesting do they allow skeleton keys into these places ? Smile

 

05.02.2007, 17:17 quote

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yeah its pretty much walking about girls have the key and if your padlock unlocks there is also a prize. I think its like another form of speed dating? So anyone tried speed dating?

 

05.02.2007, 19:44 quote

Anonymous

Has anyone ever tried DIY dating? ie when they are out and about trying to get dates with women you see on an everyday basis such as at the bus stop, at work, at the launderette, in the library, in the park etc. It take a lot of nerve to strike up a conversation with a complete stranger but once you get used to it it becomes second nature.

 

06.02.2007, 05:37 quote

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never been much good at DIY Confused

 

06.02.2007, 08:15 quote

Aradon
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stonecastle wrote:
Has anyone ever tried DIY dating? ie when they are out and about trying to get dates with women you see on an everyday basis such as at the bus stop, at work, at the launderette, in the library, in the park etc. It take a lot of nerve to strike up a conversation with a complete stranger but once you get used to it it becomes second nature.


Indeed, one problem with it tho, in todays day and age you have to consider that people are more than likely expecting you to try and mug/kill/rape/etc them, either that or they are just waiting for their other half to come out of the shop LOL

Too risky to just start a convo like that imo, in a bar fair play, or a pub/club etc, but in the park, out in public, nah.
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06.02.2007, 11:18 quote

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Aradon wrote:
Indeed, one problem with it tho, in todays day and age you have to consider that people are more than likely expecting you to try and mug/kill/rape/etc them, either that or they are just waiting for their other half to come out of the shop LOL. Too risky to just start a convo like that imo, in a bar fair play, or a pub/club etc, but in the park, out in public, nah.
Well I have done it loads of times. I have usually found that women are more willing to start a conversation with you in an everyday environment such as a library, park, record shop, launderette, demonstration etc than in a bar or club. Bars and clubs also tend to be full of teenagers too. So are no good if you are over 25. I came very close to getting off with a few women over the years in everyday places. A few years ago I had pratically pulled a woman in my local launderette I just fucked up the next meeting when I gave her my email address instead of taking her phone number. So never heard from her again. One I met in a library years back even told she would have had a date with me if she hadn't been seeing someone. And one of my best mates met his partner at the dole office.

 

06.02.2007, 18:39 quote

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well i suppose it takes a certain amount of balls and self confidence to start up a conversation and knowing the right thing to say so to those that can rated and go for it! Its the less confident ones such as myself that finds it hard which is why I suppose I'm here Embarassed

 

06.02.2007, 20:33 quote

Anonymous

VoyagerUKmale, I am no different to you, I don't have much confidence either when it comes to talking to strange women. I just decided to make the leap one day and start talking to women because I was fed up with being single. Before that I had only tried to get off with girls I had already met through friends. But none of them were interested in me.

I usually just start a simple conversation about what is relevent to the time and place like idle chat. Usually something simple like the weather will get a woman talking then after a while towards the end of the conversation I ask if I can see her again. After a few times it becomes less frightening and easier. The first few times are the hardest then it is most nerve wracking. But by about the fourth time your confidence builds up.

 

06.02.2007, 20:49 quote

voyagerUKMale
voyagerUKMale Joined: 23 Sep 2006 Posts: 24 Location: United Kingdom, England, Berkshire
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Hey stone,

appreciate the advice and tip and will see what happens

 

11.02.2007, 18:52 quote

Anonymous

Incidently in New York in 2001 after 9/11 in the months that followed the number of people having affairs soared, as did the number of marriages which hit a record number that December. It seems that traumatic events break down peoples inhibitions and give them extra courage with the opposite sex.

 
 
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