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[quote=Anonymous]OP here, thanks for your suggestions. I do book clubs and volunteering but had a break in between, and now with DC in elementary school I can do more of these now.
But yes, nothing has moved on to ongoing friendship but will keep trying because I really like these activities. Movies and walking also seem to be great suggestions. I am in northern Fairfax county so any recommended activities in this area will be helpful.

I definitely agree majority of people tend to prefer larger groups, a party or group event is welcomed and sincerely attended, but individual get together invites are usually ignored or worse turned down in the last minute.
I understand the extroverts on this thread who say they do one on one, but that is probably people you are already close with. My dilemma is to get that close to people who share common interests to begin with. And I also feel that if a spouse or kids are extroverts even an introvert will go along the flow with them, hence the pool , so to speak, is small given an already very busy life.

And to be honest I am intimidated  to hear people talk about their extroverted life, their lots and lots of friends references, group vacations with various families, how they make x new friends every year, parties and the facebook photos. I just feel these folks cannot sustain a private friendship with me for long. Activity/interests based might work to overcome all these differences, will keep trying...[/quote]

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