People seem to like me.
As an individual, I fit in the category of needing only a few close friends. By close I mean someone I spend face to face time as well. While I hold past relationships in high regard and am so very grateful for the time we had once spent together; I am not the type to sustain an ongoing long distance relationship very well, if at all.
Currently I have no close male friends.
This is not the first, nor the second time I have found myself in this situation. I am not very proactive about finding friends, rather I have allowed life's circumstances to determine whether anyone was near to me.
Hmm.
Before coming to WV, I had a long run where I had a close friend or two for many years straight. This was an highly unusual occurrence. It went on for so long, I believe I mistakenly took it for granted that it would continue.
When I moved here, I halfheartedly assumed I would develop friends by going to meetings. I just thought that if I went enough that relationships would develop. Then I stopped going.
Out here in the country, there are neighbors. There are not many. I enjoy that. Unlike being in the city, there are very few people nearby whose name I know or come in to contact with on a casual basis.
I would presume that people out here have friends. How that dynamic exists is a mystery to me.
Then there is another avenue that could work, if I ever tried it. Sunday-go-to-meeting.
We actually did that for a short time since I have been here. We only went to the one church which, per usual, I had some doctrinal issue with. The Sunday school class was fun and I got to participate, which I loved. But the service was very dead and preaching was something I would rather not comment about.
Anyway, that was our only attempt at church. No friends developed.
What next? Will I ever have a new friend here? Stay tuned.
Drip, Drip, Drip
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*Ping, ding, thwatt, splatt, knock, smack, attacked, duck, run, find cover.
*Found*. Kick, pound, smack again and again, pull, scratch, thrown over
there ...
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