I like fishing. I'm a truck driver and I get to travel alot. I have a wife and two kids. I am taking a family trip. I am tired of work. I am in a truck all day. I think lot lizards are real and disgusting. I went to San Antonio. I have a son. I have young kids. I have a home. My father took me fishing when i was young. I make decisions with my wife. I like really good restaurants. I am familiar with websites that allow you to meet people who are interested in the same activities. My wife and I are not very social.
I am starting a new job. I'm going to work in computer programming. I am a programmer. I have no wife or kids. I like to go on cruises during my vacations. I live in San Francisco, I just moved here and am trying to make more friends. I lived in Kansas City. My favorite weekend stop in Kansas City was a local breakfast joint. I buy plant fertilizer. I've never been to Disney before. I have been on cruises. I'm a single guy. I am not married but I connect with people easily. I went to college.
I took a look at that website you mentioned, there was a group for people that like fishing. Awesome! I've always found that's a good way to become a little more social--finding people I already have something in common with Yes, I'm been trying to do more of that lately. I'm getting better at it, but I'm still learning and haven't met too many people yet. Any suggestions in helping me become a little more social online? When you find groups of people you might get a long with on websites, asking general questions on the home page can be helpful. Like "Does anyone else fish at XXX" or for tips or other things. Then anyone who sees that can respond and you can start a conversation. Okay. I will give it a try. I think I am being a little too forward with my online correspondences. I often immediately start asking them about their personal lives, like if they are in a relationship and how much money they make. Do you think this is one of the reasons I'm not having much luck? Maybe. That is a lot to tell a stranger online. Especially since people are wary of online scams. I can be so stupid at times! Now I feel embarrassed.... After only socializing with my wife and trucking for so long I guess I have forgotten how to act online. How is the social scene in San Fran? It's not stupid at all! Just a different medium so people expect different things. Thanks for that. I will just have to get more used to it I guess. Practice makes perfect. I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out. I'm not trying to scam anyone but I can see how people might think that with the questions I ask. As far as San Francisco goes...it's weird. Very different from Kansas City. Haha. I'm sure. You are not in Kansas anymore! Corny, I know, lol. I'm sure you will do fine. You have great social skills. Have you met anyone interesting lately? There's a woman I've gone on a few days with now. She was born in the Midwest