How could two people meet eachother?
maybe the guy by accident spills coffee all over her dress so she gets annoyed... or he makes a joke and she takes it the wrong way. or the teacher has made her be his "buddy" and show him round his new school but he ends up bugging her... a story like this needs a light, and almost laughable starting. something sweet, girly and romantic. maybe she used to date his brother so feels nervous around him they'd met earlier in the year at summer camp but he never kept in touch and she's never forgiven him or maybe they used to date but he ran out before he could explain they have to do a project together but he keeps blowing her off because he's nervous and they end up failing endless ideas... good luck :D
What is the best way to meet new people?
We moved from country to country as modern nomads. For me the best way to meet new people and make friends is to volunteer at something I am passionate about. Sharing a passion creates a bond. When we moved to the Pacific NorthWest I wanted to volunteer at Fences for Fido. This is a group of people that build fences for dogs who live in a chain outside and who's owners don't have the financials to build a fence so the dog can run free. The group does not place a judgement on people as to why the dog is chained, they just want to provide a better option. But alas I became totally disabled so no building fences for me. Still I support them in other ways that I canVolunteering has given me some wonderful friends in many countries. If that isn't for you but you might be into or want to take up photography, look for classes. Join city walks where people gather and walk through the city shooting pics. There are many opportunities to take on a new hobby and join a class or a meeting. As for seeing the world, meet new people, I just sponsored a friend who wanted to travel backpacking for a year and hoped to make some money while writing travel adventures in his website. I sponsored his domain and website so he could be off to a reliable start.His way if traveling was very low budget but he met some great people and got invited to many other countries by people he met along the way.He use a hitchhikers service that matches up car or truck drivers with people who need a ride and he used Airbnb. Airbnb has given him the most fantastic contacts. He met some Australians in Spain and got invitations to Australia and is now on his way to visit them. To make some money he works as bartender in Spain's tourist area, also not a bad place to be. Before he went on this adventure he worked in IT and told me about his dream to travel. I encouraged him to do so. He jumped in with two feet and had the most awesome year ever. I noticed when we were traveling that even though I am an introvert when I'm traveling a whole new me appears :-) I'm just absorbing new cultures and new people like a sponge. I do miss it now we're more stationary.
What are the drawbacks of trying to get two people to meet each other?
A very open ended question, seems like you are talking about introducing two people with the intent of getting them married eventually? It is a drawback if you try and push them together, but if you just make an intro because you think they might hit it off then there shouldn't be any drawbacks. As adults, after being introduced they should take their own decisions. Just don't try and force it!
Is it a good idea to meet someone you met from Tinder?
I have met two people from Tinder. Both were lovely people. I selected these two out of a large number of matches. Prior to meeting them, I had extensive conversations with them to assess compatibility. I met one at a local poetry event, and another at a local park. Both of these were public places where I had a reasonable expectation of safety. After meeting with them I was convinced that they were good people, and met both again several times. I slept with both after a few meetings. I am still on good terms with both of them.From this, I would say that meeting people on Tinder can be a good idea, but as with all meetups with people you've met online you should take safety precautions like meeting in public spaces and letting a friend know where you're going.(Please note I only met women via Tinder. I tried talking to men on Tinder as well, but very quickly gave up.)
What is it called when two people think the same..?
we dont just share the same ideas or views i mean we will litteraly be doing the same thing at the same time or ill txt her and ask her a random question and she will somehow be thinking the same thing or we will be eating the exact same food..we live far apart and tho were good friends we just communicate through text..its actualy verry strange to me and dont understand how things like this can happen..example- i will txt her and mention im hungry for like say a hotdog and she will respond thats so weird im making hotdogs right now or one time i txted her and mentiond i was trying a new drink and she had just went out and bought the same drink and was drinking it at the same time..is there a clear explantion?
Is it a good idea to meet up with my biological mother?
Ah....a fellow adopteee! I was adopted @ 6months, and opted to seek out my birth family when I was in my early 20s. My birth mother did NOT want to meet me, which was disappointing. (talk about double-rejection!!) However, I did meet a 'full' sister, and found out lots of stuff. This IS your mother- meet her! You'll long for a face in the mirror- a resemblance. You'll get answers as to 'why' this happened. It won't weaken any relationship w/ your adoptive parents!! They are the ones who were there for you, so don't worry about that. As you are older, and want to have children, it may be important that you have physical information,etc. YOU set the boundaries, don't let her get invasive or overbearing. (suddenly wanting to be Mom?) Yes, it is scary! But it is part of who you are and it never goes away. You're lucky she wants to meet you....perhaps your adoptive parents could be with you when you meet...and do it at a public place so there are no territory issues. Wow! I am excited for you....it could be very cool. You can accept and end up liking these people, which will ADD to your life! And if you don't....nothing lost, but the truth will be gained. The truth is always 'right.'
Is it a good idea to let two groups of strangers meet each other, one from China, the other from Japan?
There are many subtleties and complexities in the relation between Jpan and China, and its people. Dating back centuries ago, but many things relating to (the peiod around) WWII are still very raw as well.This is a bad idea, if not a very bad one.
Is it a good idea to try to meet one person per day if I wish to discover other people?
the more you can get out there, the more opportunity you will have to meet others. It is a great idea.
Any Idea how 2 meet Korean group 2pm?
Become a JYP trainee, keep working until you meet them, then you can quit I guess lol or you search for contests in where you can meet them...I saw a video of them having dinner with this group of girls who look like students...maybe they won a contest or something or you could just stalk them or find connections with their manager, make up people, or something good luck trying to meet them!
What is the difference between "meeting people from all across the world", "meeting people from all around the world" and "meeting people from all over the world"? Which one is the correct one?
They are all correct and none is "more correct" than the others. The three different prepositions convey roughly the same idea, with slight differences in shades of meaning. However, the most commonly used preposition in this particular case would be "over." We would use "over" in this context because we are thinking of points of origin, and the word "over" suggests a number of different points spread out over a large area.In some other context one of the other two prepositions would be more likely to be used. For example "around" would be more likely to be used in this sentence: The conference was attended by people from all around the world (though, of course, the other two prepositions could also be used without affecting the meaning). We would be more likely to use "around" in this context because of the idea of people gathering together in one place from different parts of the world, and "around" calls up this image.If the context involves viewing the world as a single unit, we would be more likely to use "across." The use of "across" calls to mind the similarities that exists between various parts of the world. So, we would be more likely to use "across" in a sentence like this:The desire to live in peace is found among people all across the world."Across" here conveys a sense of the broad sweep of "the desire to live in peace." It also calls to mind the image of something crossing (that is, going across) all geographical and other boundaries.