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what do single approaching 40's do in East Dulwich

miffy

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mis67

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Ladies, are you still meeting up?


I have just joined this forum and am delighted to see your thread. I moved to ED a year ago and have only been out twice down LL. Early 40's, single and up for some fun with like minded women.

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matthew123

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I guess I'll be the one to say it but I think this thread when you read from start to finish does convey mixed messages, through no fault of anyone, and hence why it has not really kicked on..


lemonellen if you want to push your idea forward then a new thread is best started.. :)

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wondergirl

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Good luck if you're trying to find a partner in East Dulwich I would have thought that is very difficult indeed. The Bishop is the best place to pull (not that I have but quite a few male freinds have met girls in there!). ED is not great for meeting singles in general so I would recommend travelling into the big smoke for entertainment and men! :)
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