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Religion fills a social void, how do you get social belonging? Outside of this site of course

Canndue 8 Feb 24
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In NH in the Newport/Lebanon region which I know really well you have meetup groups, Unitarian Churches, and a college town between Lebanon and Dartmouth. I lived in southern NH for many years but I dated a guy from Canaan and hung out in Lebanon. Much going on up there.

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I have no need for "social belonging".
I generally do not like people.
I get whatever I need regarding social interaction right here.

I agree with every word you said, KK. 🙂

same. Maybe not "none", but I'm fine with social rarity.

@Marcel3405 Makes walking away in the middle of a boring conversation a lot less rude than if one does it in reality.
😀

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In the past I would dig into a Q&A community like this one or start a band. I don’t get social belonging outside this site very much anymore to be honest. There’s a podcast I listen to and the host has started playing games on Twitch for a couple hours every night, so that chat room is fun with a few friends. But other than that and here, I really don’t have much of a tribe left in sociable distance.

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It's simple, never discuss religion with many beers in your belly ?

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Don't know anything about your area but in Brevard County, FL we use Meetup and have something going on at least once a week, sometimes more. Some are just get togethers and some are to expand your mind. Takes some effort but most things that are good do!

BillF Level 7 Feb 24, 2019

Ditto on the meetup.com activities. Very diverse and plentiful things going on this side of the state as well.

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