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Try a hobby that men and women share...like cooking.
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NYE parties in ordinary bars/nightlife might be ok, though Roosh argued against them years ago.1. Some of the events are good, like NYE parties.
Couples avoid most Meetup stuff. Why the fucck would you bother with Meetup if you are already in a couple? You wouldn't.yeah, usually the meetups will rent out a venue and throw a party. Couples wouldn't generally go to something like that.
I remember guys wheeling from MySpace before tinder blew up. Times have changed and not for the better.A lot of clubs have a presence on Meetup now so the key is to join clubs not at all affiliated with the Meetup website. You are correct about the mainly lower tier talent at Meetup group events. Part of it is because Meetup has never had a "cool" factor. Cute and hot women like to do what's cool.
If she just moved to the city, it won't take her more than 2-3 months to find something more exciting to do.
Not much for couples but even if I am steady with a girl in rotation, I always had that one man soldier mentality. I don't want to do couple things in group. To me it's whack.Couples avoid most Meetup stuff. Why the fucck would you bother with Meetup if you are already in a couple? You wouldn't.
I'm sure the Meetup groups that rent out a venue and throw a party don't do well. Meetup isn't "cool", so attractive women don't go.
That would make sense since you would be in charge of the group. But that is what people say. Unless you are in a position of authority you are just an anybody. But I'm not sure if even this advice is outdated and belongs in the 00s because of the metoo movement and all that. If you come across as too fresh then some karen could complain and end up shutting the group or causing all sorts of trouble. Its better to already have a girlfriend or close female friend so that you have more credibility and are less likely to get accused of something.Find something you love to do, and create a meet up around it.
Speaking from experience? Mine is the opposite.That would make sense since you would be in charge of the group. But that is what people say. Unless you are in a position of authority you are just an anybody. But I'm not sure if even this advice is outdated and belongs in the 00s because of the metoo movement and all that. If you come across as too fresh then some karen could complain and end up shutting the group or causing all sorts of trouble. Its better to already have a girlfriend or close female friend so that you have more credibility and are less likely to get accused of something.
What type of meetup group did you have?Speaking from experience? Mine is the opposite.
Don't let the problems in your head keep you from acting bro.
Good points. Basically the same problem I have. When picking a spot to live in you really need to pay attention to what the median age is on the census. What good would it do moving to a city with 100k people if the median age is 50 and up unless you want to date old ladies?I live in a town with 90,000 to 100,000 people in Central Jersey. However, the problem is jobs. Most of the women in my age range (I am 44, so 30 and up) don't stay in this area unless they are perhaps a school teacher or work in the medical field.
They don't stay in this area because most of the jobs (marketing, fashion, finance, business, etc.) are not around here but are in New York City, Philadelphia or just outside those two cities.
Sure, there are a lot of younger hotties around working at Starbucks, gyms, retail, etc, but they are pretty much out of my age range.
I once went to a couchsurfing meeting in Istanbul and it was the biggest kokfest I've ever seen in my life.Anyone else try meetup? I've been using it for a couple of months now and I have noticed that it is a terrible way to meet women. Very few women even attend the hobby groups, the only ones that do have women at all are stuff like hiking or yoga groups. I attended a beachside walk group which was decent but everyone just did the walk and went home straight after there was very little socialisation.
Most of these groups are sausage fests, the few women that do attend or not exactly Victoria secret models. I also have noticed that each session has a different group of people, i was expecting there to be regulars who go to each session
I've tried sport,social,language exchange and even general hobby groups but so far it seems like a colossal waste of time with how insular everybody is.
Has anyone here had any luck with meetup.com?
Working out. Mostly legs/core on some big staircase. Not a single guy ever joined. It was always just women.What type of meetup group did you have?
Why not try a 45 yr old if they're hot and in shape?Going to be trying another meetup, its supposed to be 25-45 year olds. I would not be surprised if I'm the youngest guy again.
Anyone else try meetup? I've been using it for a couple of months now and I have noticed that it is a terrible way to meet women. Very few women even attend the hobby groups, the only ones that do have women at all are stuff like hiking or yoga groups. I attended a beachside walk group which was decent but everyone just did the walk and went home straight after there was very little socialisation.
Most of these groups are sausage fests, the few women that do attend or not exactly Victoria secret models. I also have noticed that each session has a different group of people, i was expecting there to be regulars who go to each session
I've tried sport,social,language exchange and even general hobby groups but so far it seems like a colossal waste of time with how insular everybody is.
Has anyone here had any luck with meetup.com?
Yes, but you look like a young Robert Mitchum.Actually, I've had fairly good results with meetup.
Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
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This makes sense. When Meetup works for dating/relationship purposes, it tends to work for older men dating older women. I wouldn't recommend it in 2022 for anyone younger than 45. When I was going to Meetups roughly 10 years ago in my late 20s, I found it to be a waste in my age cohort.Actually, I've had fairly good results with meetup. OF course, there's been times when the most attractive woman that RSVP'd would unRSVP herself the day of the vent or worse, do a no show. This thing is not without its flaws.
I belong to a couple of "over 40" type groups, a philosophy group and also a book club. The one benefit is that once you meet a girl in a social group environment, you can e-mail them later .. and usually more likely to continue the conversation and eventually meet up one to one in person.
So far, the book club as provided the most positive end results. I never go to a group, unless I think that I'll enjoy it., Naturally, looking at the women that have RSVP's will also add to the incentive.
That was a bad choice in age ranges. If you go to an age range specific group, try to be near the oldest of that age range. When I was in my late 20s a decade ago, I went to a generic social group that was "20s/30s in my city". I remember thinking at 28-29 that this group would be most productive if I was at the upper end of this age range (36-39). Even if you are at the upper end of an age range, you can probably find better things to do. Most 36-39 year old men can do better than going to a "20s/30s Meetup Group in my city" group.Going to be trying another meetup, its supposed to be 25-45 year olds. I would not be surprised if I'm the youngest guy again.
This sounds like a typical Meetup I experienced ~10 years ago.Massive sausage fest with most girls cancelling, the few girls that did show up left early because all the guys kept talking to them. Most of the guys were awkward af.
I feel this was a massive waste of time
This has been how all the meetups i went to, i just deleted my account there. The whole site is such a waste of time.This sounds like a typical Meetup I experienced ~10 years ago.
Although I go for the possibility of meeting women, I do not base my attendance solely on that purpose. For instance, I enjoy philosophy. Most people would rather talk about sports or some reality TV show. That’s not my scene. At a philosophy group, I’m around people who like to talk about things that might be considered a little more intellectual and deep.Why on earth would a hot woman attend those boring @ss meetups? Unless she just moved to your city and literally knows no one, she can probably find more exciting things to do.
You can skip the expensive cars, the fancy clothes, and the endless gym selfies. Completely unnecessary.
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