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Question,
Anyone been in this situation?
I'm a newly separated 31 year old female pre-med student. Like the rest of you, I am too busy with studies to really have a very active social life. I also will be working soon.
I don't really have time to meet/date people who I don't meet through my daily activities - but because of my age, I'm not very likely to meet people in school.
Has anyone been here? How does this work out?
I'm about to start divorce proceedings and I would like to just date and "play the field" for a while before settling down again, but I may end up in another long-term relationship simply because of logistics (not really having time for a social life, for example). At the same time, I am worried about getting tied down to a relationship when I may have to move a lot to follow studies/career around.
It's a little weird, because I don't want to pair off *yet*, but at the same time, I also don't want to start med school or grad school as a single person, either.
I'm likely to want someone who shares my interests in medicine and science as I get very *very* intense about my interests and foci.
I'm bisexual, but actually find men far easier to meet than women.
Anyone been in this situation?
I'm a newly separated 31 year old female pre-med student. Like the rest of you, I am too busy with studies to really have a very active social life. I also will be working soon.
I don't really have time to meet/date people who I don't meet through my daily activities - but because of my age, I'm not very likely to meet people in school.
Has anyone been here? How does this work out?
I'm about to start divorce proceedings and I would like to just date and "play the field" for a while before settling down again, but I may end up in another long-term relationship simply because of logistics (not really having time for a social life, for example). At the same time, I am worried about getting tied down to a relationship when I may have to move a lot to follow studies/career around.
It's a little weird, because I don't want to pair off *yet*, but at the same time, I also don't want to start med school or grad school as a single person, either.
I'm likely to want someone who shares my interests in medicine and science as I get very *very* intense about my interests and foci.
I'm bisexual, but actually find men far easier to meet than women.
