Inaugural Event !!!!! Masquerade Bash !

Here it is ! Our first event !

After Halloween Masquerade Bash !! 

Come out ... Have a blast ... meet some people !

Friday November 2nd at 930pm

Kozy Tavern on Foxhall

DJ Styles spinning !

This is a SINGLES only event !

All singles, heterosexual, same sex, all colors, all religions !

If you're single, we want you at our event !

Tickets are available now !

RSVP to our guest list for discount 

Deal for the ladies:

Register yourself, and two friends to our guest list, 

and all three PAY NO COVER !

Most of my friends are in relationships. They usually have one of two responses regarding my being single, "oh you're so lucky" or "who can I set you up with?". The later statement is the worst. At least with my friends. They set me up with someone who I have absolutely nothing in common with, except for the fact that we are both single. Which results in an awkward, wasted evening, and me wondering, do my friends even know me? Or are the just trying to mess with me?
In many ways I am lucky to be single. Someday I will chose to be in a relationship again I'm sure. But this is my time now. If I want to spend the weekend painting my apartment neon orange, I can do that! Because this is my time. Sometimes you can get lost in a relationship, which is understandable. Compromise is very important and everything becomes 'we' or 'our' not 'I' or 'my'. I'm happy to have this time to find out more about myself and my own interests.
And I'm very excited about this group. I'm looking forward to meeting new people and making new friends. Not necessarily to meet a mate, but to meet people who understand a little bit more about the joys (and even the struggles) of what it's like to be single. Not people that only have an outside perspective, but people that are actually living it. This group has some exciting events coming up that I am looking forward to. Should be some fun, entertaining times (which are much better than awkward, wasted times). I look forward to meeting all of you that attend.

- Andrea

What's up sexy?

What's up (Add your preferred word here:  sexy, beautiful, hot, breathtaking, etc...) (Insert preferred word for women:  chicky, mama, girl, angel, etc...)!

I want to know what goes through women's heads when they see or hear these things.  I know from experience that when I give a genuine complement, generally I use beautiful as my adjective, I get very strange looks or they use the I want to squirm away body language.

Why?

Is it that they have been told these thing too many times?  Do the women not believe the truth of the statement or that it is in fact sincere?  Has popular culture so diminished the image of man that for him to ever say anything like this he will be perceived to only be attempting to get a woman's panties to drop?

Women please set the record straight?

Solo ? Yolo !

What do we mean by this?

Let me start by saying I'm not a fan of the whole "yolo" thing ...
It's a little cheesy ... Ok, a lot cheesy!

But in this case, it works

You only live once ... Why not enjoy it?
Why not embrace who you are, and where you are in life?
Why not love being single?
Why not want to come out to fun events and meet other cool people?

No pressure to date, no pressure to "find" someone ... It's not about that.

It's about having enjoying your life in the company of other similar people!

Come out. Meet new people.

Are you single ?
Come out and enjoy life!

Solo ?
Yolo !