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[quote=Anonymous]OP, I would suggest you start dating and treat it like the numbers game it is. You can try new restaurants, bars, activities, meet new people - and you might find friends out of the ones who don't work out. And you might also meet someone you are romantically interested in too!

Also join activities with other young, single people: gyms, yoga/pilates/spin classes, rec sports, trendy new bars, maybe networking events for young professionals if your industry is well-represented at those types of things.

I'm the married older sister with a single younger sister. I love her, but it is emotional labor when she comes over since she too is fresh off a breakup. I love her, but I spend all day caring for people and can only hang out with her when I have the energy to give her the attention she needs. Now we do about 3 times per month, not on a school night, and she comes over after kids are in bed for wine or tea and dessert plus a movie. Or we meet up on a weekend morning for a walk/run. You need to give your sister more space and work on building a better-rounded support network and social circle in your new community.[/quote]

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