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writes:How to people meet their partners if not in work or education?I'm 22 and I have got one more year left in university. I do not want to rest my hopes of finding "the one" on my last year at university, moreover I'm doing a dergee which is considered male dominated and from past work experience most of the women there were over the age of 40 (including in HR).They say most people meet the partners in work or education and my chances are slim in both areas. Moreover I don't want to go into a career where I only joined because the proportion of women was higher than the career I really want to have and will be happy in.So I was wondering where other places I can meet potential partners
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reader, anonymous, writes (27 July 2010): Hobbies is a classic. Hiking clubs, canoeing, book groups, gym. Whatever you are actually interested in there will be a club. Get a along to it.
Bands and dancing are another classic. Takes a bit of practice and social skills to say hello to strangers.
Travel is good.
If you can be bothered sorting the wheat from the chaff, then the online dating services at least get you meeting lots of people.
But really, give up on looking for women. If you live life instead, then they will find you. There's nothing more attractive than a happy and interesting man.
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reader, starfairy  +, writes (27 July 2010):
 I've mostly met boyfriends through my friends, just get yourself out there as much as possible
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reader, MisguidingBoys +, writes (27 July 2010):
Get a part time bar job, I work in a pub and i'll always networking and meeting new people. Plus its fun.
Find somewhere that not too busy but isnt dead, you'll meet new people, booast you confidents and learn new skills.
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