Hello there. I too am in Columbus, OH, and although I don't see eye to eye with you (I am thirty, working full time), but I have to admit, I am surprised to hea

Hello there. I too am in Columbus, OH, and although I don't see eye to eye with you (I am thirty, working full time), but I have to admit, I am surprised to hear that you find it hard to meet someone. IMO, Columbus is a very balanced city, in that there is a good mix of students, young professionals, and everybody else. I would recommend what a lot of the others have suggested, get out there, do something that interests you in a social setting. Join a book club, go to a gym, study martial arts, study at the library or a local coffee shop. I have learned that familiarity is a good thing. Going to the same coffee shop lets you to get to know the regulars. Its easy to strike up conversations with people who come there often and have seen you a few times. I would go to places where students hang out (places near the OSU campus like Grandview) is a good choice. If you feel like meeting up, drop me a line, email is in profile.