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Soooo I need some advice?

So, I've been a hermit lately, I just moved recently and going to parties isn't really my thing. I don't want to do the whole online dating or bar pick up. I just want to know where a prime location for a good guy is. Not church, I don't have anything against church. I just don't want religion thrown on me. I recently went out on a date, I thought it went pretty good he called me for a few weeks and then when he got busy he not longer spoke to me. I don't want to waste time waiting for him, because he probably doesn't have me on his mind. I want to meet a good outdoorsy fun loving guy. And I wish it was easy, I've asked my friend to set me up but they always set me up with weirdos. I'm feeling a little unsure about things. what I like: yoga, folk medicine, learning about culture, history, indie/foreign film, vegetarianism, indie rock, Brazilian jazz, animals, poetry, and nature. Advice?

Public Comments

1. do not panic
2. u should be proud that u r strong enough to stay away from that last jerk who abandon u, and i admire that u r trying to continue life and not wasting time on him like many women do. u have self respect. well, i like to suggest u to educate yourself about dating life and mr right. please buy and read the book: "r u the one for me?" first know what exactly u r looking for and why, maybe u need to reconsider what u want after u find out why u wanted it. so yeah, read this book, stronglyyyyy recomended. after that study: "how to flirt" and "why we fall in love" and "how to make him fall in love"...i know it sounds like lots of works, but we have studid in school for like years, why don't we spend sometime to learn a course called "life" through these books. good luck plz answer mine if u got time: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ah1kDHncjM98TwxxTtBh1wvty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100518022328AAFlC6i
3. Go to unlikely places like an amusement park. The zoo. I used to take my dog for walks and met so many guys...he was 'a male magnet'. If you don't have a dog, take a friends' dog or a neighbors dog out. (you will have the advantage of canine adoration and attention) People that don't go out in 'groups' are more approachable and more likely to meet others.