Through a mutual friend of ours (I knew him through our high school chorus meets and he met him through Dailybooth) that introduced us to each other on BlogTv.
We were hi/bye friends last year. She had always been in my band class. Then, we started talking more. That's how we dated.
I wish I knew how to find a girlfriend. I found LDR exes mostly on websites and we never met up. Sigh
We were both 15, sophomore year, she played footsie with me, we had been friends freshman year. Gave her my number. 19 months later I'm here.
I met my ex boyfriend at a Halloween party. I learned how important physical attraction is during that relationship...
I met my boyfriend at band camp (college). It's a beautiful story really. I was at a point in my life where I was kinda down in the dumps, and this boy started tormenting me. He picked on me so bad and somehow in a span of three days we went from hating eachother to dating. Now we are about a year and 8 months into the relationship and I've never been happier in my life
I've had little things but nothing to consider a relationship, unfortunately. Hopefully when I come out I'll have more options.
We actually met when we were younger on a tv channel website for teenagers. We kept in contact for many years and this year we decided to go out and see what happens.
Please pardon me if you feel I'm invading your privacy by asking, but how does it all work? Like, do you truly love both? Pardon my ignorance to this topic.
I met my girlfriend on a ride to school. She was already with another girl, then, but boy did I speculate everything I could. And then one time we were in a 'refocus room' together where she asked if I was bi and I told her I was lez. But then she clarified she had no interest in me. I felt terrible. She called me a few days later and was like, "Can my awesomness and your awesomness be together?" And I was like, (!)
On the nerd meat market that is the Internet. Anything you credit your success to? Just curious because bars seem like one of the unlikeliest places to meet someone compatible.
I guess it just depends how you are in bars. If you are comfortable and not there exclusively to meet people, I think it can be a great place to meet people. You can be relatively sure they are LGBTQ and you can chat/interact for quite some time before you have to make any sort of decision about whether you like them or how you like them. Quite a few of my friends in LTRs met their partners in bars/clubs. And I have a lot of long term friends from when I was more active in the bar scene. I think the main thing is to have fun--which will probably involve cultivating friends to go with you. If you are having fun at the club everyone will want to talk to you--if you are one of those creepy people who are clearly just there in the hopes to meet someone to fill the void in their soul people will pick up on it and nobody's looking for that. I think it's just like anywhere else--if you seem like someone people might want to get to know people will find a way to make it happen.