Where do free spirit type women hang out in DC?
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Anonymous
What a silly comment. You obviously haven't been out in the suburbs. There are lots of the type you describe, OP, it rarely coincides with the HHI required to live in/near the city. |
Anonymous
Bingo! Given OP's use of harpies. I strongly suspect he's a MRA type also known as a****boi. He doesn't want to deal with having a relationship with a grown up. He just wants to play and have fun all day. Which id great when you are 20 something. But I also suspect he'll be fine being the 40 year old constantly dating 20 somthings. |
Anonymous
| This is me, minus the weed and odd string of jobs. I want to know where I'm supposed to hang out too, because I need new friends! |
Anonymous
Where TF is that? |
Anonymous
Ditto! I want to know too. I'm moving into town this winter (brrr) and could use some friends + more. |
Anonymous
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I'm from the Pacific Northwest and am intimately familiar with the type of girl you are looking for, and you'd be hard pressed to find her in DC. Ask yourself - other than being a college undergraduate, why would "Dakota" live here in DC? The cost of living is sky high, there are no real mountains for skiiing or hiking, and it's a government company town.
Unless you're looking for a trust fund baby, but again, why would that person be living in DC? The arts scene isn't nearly as good as NYC, so if you have the $$$ to live anywhere, and that's your jam, why live in DC? I mean, I love DC and am happy to live here, but I'm also not the type you are looking for. |
Anonymous
| If you don't know where these types hang out, clearly you are not that type yourself, so why do you think they'd be interested in you??? |
Anonymous
+10000, also the PP who asked whether OP was basically looking for a partner that would make HIMSELF more interesting is right. Also, I'm curious about OP's age, because he sounds like he's looking for an undergrad. |
Anonymous
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Im always called a hippie by my cowoekers and friends. I have no idea why I give off that vibe. I guess if you are unto the outdoors peole say that? I do have long curly, unruly hair, am casual, and love to hike out and dry camp. I get around primarily on my bike. Most of my entertainment is seeking out great alternative bluegrass bands. Im a beer drinker and love craft beers Seeing Kaleo Friday night at 930.
I do have a career though and live in the suburbs. I'd hate living in the city. If i could makr a living in Charlottesville, I'd be there in a second. |
Anonymous
| Oh sweety. The Manic Pixie Dream Girl is just a movie trope. |
Anonymous
| Shop at the Glut food co-op. Mt. Rainier, MD. |
Anonymous
http://legacy.washingtoncitypaper.com/craftybastards/ This? Thanks - will definitely go check this out. Hell perhaps I should sign up to volunteer. |
Anonymous
30 - looking 25-32 is my range. |
Anonymous
Please get out of my Capitol Hill neighborhood, I beg you. |
Anonymous
+1 And this is where you'll find Yoga District. Rhode Island Ave. in Bloomingdale has a few hole in the wall spots that you might enjoy - Boundary Stone/Public House, that Mexican place that opened next to it, and also Showtime (SUPER small hole in the wall with the most hip of the hipsters and cheap drinks - the one time I went they had a pop up pho dinner thing). There's also Big Bear coffee shop in the same neighborhood around Florida and R. I miss living in Bloomingdale for all of these reasons, but I don't miss the crime. |