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I recently moved to Ohio. Non-religious people are not welcome here. I can't get a date as soon as I answer honestly that I don't believe in God. I am a square peg in a round hole period in Philadelphia I was a member of the freethought society. My friend Margaret Downey was the president. I am also a member of the American Humanist Asso.

Chefedone 6 Feb 20
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It's like that everywhere. I'm kind of quick to tell someone I don't believe in God, in fact I usually say I don't believe in fairy tales. I find religious conversation very annoying and I'd rather let people know right away. No sense wasting time. Every once in a while people will ask me about what I believe and we have an intelligent conversation about it .

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Lol I thought it was just black women lol

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I got my second college degree from the U. of Akron and spent many years in Ohio. Depending on your location, and my memory of being there, there are Akron and Cleveland atheist groups, there are also Ohio areas that have people who are members of the Center For Inquiry. As others have said try and look them up on meetup.com.

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Welcome to Ohio! This state sucks but it's what I call home. I don't volunteer that I'm a non believer as long as religion doesn't come up. Keeps things civil.

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Ask on here

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Have you checked the Atheist groups in OHIO?

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Do you live in the city, the suburbs, or in a rural area? I'm guessing you'd be OK in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, and probably most states are like this.

godef Level 7 Feb 20, 2018
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Ugh I'm from rural Ohio (moved to Florida) and yeah - it's SOOOOOOO JESUSY! My condolences!
Oh I see where you are - is there any civilization in Youngstown, or same thing? Why did you move there, if I may ask?

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I don't know how close you may be to any college towns, but you'll often find groups of non-believers nearby. Something about higher education and rational thinking. Whodda thunk it?!

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I lived in Ohio briefly (about a year), so I know what you're talking about. The entire time, I didn't find one person who did not believe in and extoll the virtues of religion. As with you, I couldn't get a date, either....although I did get a few who apparently mistook my non-belief as a sign of willingness to be a side piece...Good luck on the dating scene!

marga Level 7 Feb 20, 2018
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And?
I wish you well and success in finding what you are searching for here and in your life.

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