Path: utzoo!mnetor!ghp!jim
From: jim@ghp.UUCP (Jim Stewart)
Newsgroups: ont.singles
Subject: Re: ont.singles?
Message-ID: <231@ghp.UUCP>
Date: 15 Feb 89 18:38:42 GMT
References: <1989Feb13.122051.29651@ziebmef.uucp> <89Feb14.101829est.38059@neat.ai.toronto.edu>
Reply-To: jim@.UUCP (Jim Stewart)
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In article <89Feb14.101829est.38059@neat.ai.toronto.edu> gara@theory.toronto.edu (Gara Pruesse) writes:

>Okay, here's a new topic:

>Some of my female friends say that Toronto is a desert as far
>as interesting single males go.

>If this is true, Toronto must be a haven for single heterosexual men.

I know we are not supposed to discuss serious things here, but...

As having separated from my wife 6 months ago, I have the
advantage (disadvantage?) of viewing the situation as a newcomer.
(The viewpoint of an outsider, but the interest of an insider).
WHERE ARE THEY?  I find it very hard to run into them (I DO have a
lot of re-learning to do).  And those that I have met, well,
some have been down right rude.  Some play these strange games
I don't understand (I'm used to being more up front about things).
A few are very nice (although these women tend to get attached fast).
I used to sympathize more with the single women making these statements,
but I think we make our own luck to some degree.
(Ok, I'm trying to take my own advice :-)

So, where are all these single women??
What do other people do to meet people?
-- 
Jim Stewart, VE3SRJ
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