I was checking out the senior center and wandered into a big room and some guy was giving a sermon or something. There were a bunch of young people there but it didn’t bother me. I was friendly and felt I fit in except my hair didn’t look good. (I hadn’t taken a shower this morning). I sat there for 20 minutes. It felt good to be out doing something.
This COVID has made my people skills rusty I have to admit but I found out I’m still friendly. Good to be with normal people and away from my tormenters/neighbors. I hope they’re happy sitting in a carport all day, smoking, while I’m out going to the museum.
I wish terrible things to happen to them. I got my car and my Diet Coke and I’m happy. And I get to check out cute women even though I’m 60 and won’t do anything about it.
It’s great you got out, that’s important. I like going to church it’s nice to be around kind people, it’s also nice to look at pretty women all dressed up. I’m in my 50’s and it’s still nice to look.
I spent a lot of effort some years ago trying to find social activities and I used to say there are only two places society has available (readily) to socialize and meet people… bars and church. One likely leads to addiction one I don’t think I would be welcome at and I don’t really feel comfortable with because I wasn’t raised at all religious.
I was homeless at one point and at one of the shelters I think they would have some sort of a service before eating, it was kind of nice.