Go on a blind date

my grandparents met on a blind date and married a month later
my parents met on a blind date and married 3 months later
so i figure i should at least TRY it
even though i’m not crazy enough like them
and not desperate enough like them

Am looking for a mature man ready to have a serious relationship. Am open minded and up for any challenge. I take my relations seriously and my career doesnt fall far.

the only thing in this worl is most important to me relationship.
u go anywhere u find a man wid good relationshi is successful.

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working on it…and if I may say so I´m making good progress. writing with a few guys and two seem very eager to meet me. I don´t know how I´m feeling about it: sure, it´s fun and I am definitely enjoying the attention and it´s somehow relaxing to flirt a bit on this not serious level. But deep down I know that I am only comparing them to one guy, when I am writing witty retorts I am actually talking to him, when I am excited about a new message I pretend it´s from him….

I know that it´s probably wrong and I have absolutely no clue what I am doing or why. I feel driven, like I just want someone to kiss his taste from my lips, to focus my thoughts on something (meaning someone) else. As long as it is working…

just signed up on our local radio stations website… can´t really go wrong. Though I feel kinda silly, I´ve never been much of a flirt. At least not a forced one. But I think it might be good for me to get my mind off certain things, or people and get a new perspective.
Let´s just say I need to get more comfortable with myself and other people. And it can´t hurt to try, maybe it´ll turn out to be a nice evening or just some nice mails.

So lets how it´s gonna turn out =)

Actually, I don’t want to do this at all. My life seems to have turned on its side. But does the following scenario actually qualify as a blind date?

About a week ago, I was a guest speaker at a night class. One of the instructors saw me present and thought she knew someone I’d like to meet. She practically followed me to my car asking me if I was single. The next day, I got an email from the other instructor asking the same thing.

I’m not what you’d call “looking” but I’m single and I’d rather not be so I figured I had nothing to lose to by exchanging some info and seeing what happened. Within a few days, I find myself invited to a dinner party tonight with this guy and several other couples. Some of the couples I know, some I don’t….and they ALL now it’s a set up for me to meet this guy.

I feel awkward as all get out about this. The woman hosting the party has been adamant that she intends no pressure at all and simply wants us to come, have fun, and get a chance to meet some people we wouldn’t otherwise have had a chance to meet.

I want to stay light and positive about this but I have absolutely no idea what to expect and don’t relish the idea that my reactions will be on display for other people (one of whom is a friend that I have a breakfast date with in two weeks).

So….is this even a “real” blind date?
And does anyone have any advice for me? The guy is currently in the same line of work as me which is why these match makers thought we’d have something in common.

I went on one blind date technically… but there was not spark there. It was semi-awkward, but it was fun… I might do this again.. if it’s something a friend sets up.

hey my names mark iam willing to try anything go anywhere
iam looking for a date with a guy.com

my friends and i met some guys we found on a chat of my city that same afternoon. It was fuN!