OK, folks, what do you make out of this: I work for a research field station in a small (I mean, _small_) resort town, 30 miles from the nearest (what passes for a) city. Being such, the female population is either (i) over 40; (ii) under 18 or (iii) out of town. Perfect for ONS, but any relationship I may try to start in the city would, by definition, be long distance... and I hate it! What do you all think about the situation? Oh, and don't bother telling me to move to the city - I'm doing it by the end of summer already.
Neck in the woods dating (mostly rant)
- Thread starter OleRyder
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Population under 2000, and the only *decent* employer is that field station - so nobody career-oriented would stay. Yes, there was that lady at work that I had to next last week, but that's the only new person in town over a few months. Oh-wow, guess I'll have to resign to dating around until I move into the city...
