Where To Find Your Motivated To Marry Partner
My philosophy from a very young age is to go where the guys are. I was lucky to have an older brother and I used to play tennis, biked, ran track (the girls practiced with the guys) and skied. I met a lot of guys during that time and always had a boyfriend since the 9th grade because I liked doing what they did. I met my college boyfriend on the tennis courts!
The following activities are where women, as a whole, would be in the minority and I recommend them to seek out to meet men:
1. Anything related to sports!
As an participant:
Bicycling groups
Tennis ladders and clinics
Ski clubs
Running clubs
Rollerblading
Coed-softball teams or games
Coed-volleyball teams or games
Racquetball leagues and ladders
Golf clubs
Kickball teams
Ultimate Frisbee
Coed Soccer leagues
Bowling leagues
Working out with weights at the gym
As a spectator:
Sports bars with viewing of basketball, football, baseball games. (Especially March madness!)
Going to college or professional sports games: baseball, basketball, football, soccer and hockey.
2. Internet Dating Sites:
Since guys see the internet as time and money efficient, this is a good way to connect with guys. Also, going in chat rooms with any subject
you are interested in may be a good way to connect.
3. For the more intellectually oriented:
Bridge groups
Chess groups
Discussion groups on topic of male interest
4. For those more politically oriented:
Fundraising activities
Local politics
5. Religious institutions
Religious study classes
Weekly services
Social events or speakers at your religious institution
For men, I recommend you go where the women are mostly likely to be. Women partake in these various activities and where women usually outnumber men!
1. Arts and Crafts classes:
Knitting
Pottery
Fine arts: watercolors and oil painting
Jewelry making
2. Cooking classes
Cooking schools
County classes
Gourmet food demonstrations (ie. Whole Foods)
3. Exercise classes
Body conditioning classes
Yoga
Step aerobics
Stretch class
Kickboxing
Pilates
4. Theatre Groups
5. Movie groups, ie. the Film Society
6. The Arts
Concerts
Museum events in the evening and weekends
7. Easy hiking groups
8. Book clubs
9. Dance classes and dances
10. Wine tasting events
11. College Alumni events
12. Tour groups: cruises and bus tours
13. Support groups
14. Book signings and authors speaking at book stores
15. Volunteer organizations