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I don't think going college or going on a cruise are that difficult places to meet people. In fact I think that holidays in general and college are easier than

by rythie 16y ago

I don't think going college or going on a cruise are that difficult places to meet people. In fact I think that holidays in general and college are easier than every day life since people often have few friends with them and people are more relaxed and open to making friends. For moving to a new area, I would expect that real life networking events are best around a common interest or joining sports clubs. I think eHarmony and similar sites are aimed at matching two people together, where as male friendships tend to based around groups of friends, so I'm not sure how you would modify it to fit. Might work for women though.

apsurd 16y ago
ya. being friends with someone is a social thing. If you can't befriend me in real life, I probably don't want to be your friend. (or rather it just would not sustain itself) Also, at least guy to guy, you don't really go out looking for friends. That's just weird. You just happen to do stuff and gradually, subtly, you become friends =) I don't think most people remember how exactly you become friends with your friends. That's indicative imo. A forum for "friendmaking" is just weird.. as in it probably wouldn't actually work due to the dynamics.