So last night I went out with a girlfriend to a local bar to

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2016-01-01 22:46:03 Post No. 16630702
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Anonymous 2016-01-01 22:46:03 Post No. 16630702 [Report]

So last night I went out with a girlfriend to a local bar to ring in the New year. We're both girls and social aspies and I didn't expect anything to come of the night but drinking quietly by ourselves. We got a good buzz on then made a good connection with a few girls at the bar. Few more drinks in we run into some guys my friend had known years ago. Suddenly we're all dancing, then it's like the rest of the night was like the movie superbad. Drinking and dancing with police officers, store runs for cigars, some random albino pittbull walked with us for a few miles, we had brownies on some guys porch on the 5th floor, turns out it's not even his porch, then we all somehow crashed two after parties, one was mad black people teaching us how to trwerk, the other is where the girls from the bar ended up and brought us over, then we set off insane fireworks on the main road in town. It was awesome. An amazing night. I've never experienced anything like that but I'd like to again. How do I achieve this? Just being more social and having similar experiences?

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Anonymous 2016-01-01 22:52:47 Post No.16630724
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Anonymous 2016-01-01 22:52:47 Post No.16630724 [Report]

Just do what you did last night, again. It's certainly not going to guarantee that you'll have a night for the books, but eventually it will happen again. The tricky thing about this is that it's not going to be as magical and memorable if you try too hard to force it or do it too often. Those kind of nights are only particularly memorable if they don't happen every weekend. And from someone who has lived that lifestyle for years I can say that it will get old. Yeah I used to meet new people every night and have new experiences with those people, but after awhile you start to realize how sketchy things can get and how a lot of those new people aren't really good people to be around. Sorry, I'm rambling now, but I think you get the idea here.

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10000 2016-01-01 22:57:26 Post No.16630739
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10000 2016-01-01 22:57:26 Post No.16630739 [Report]

Where's ma gaming qt. So lonely in the dark woods all alone :(