I went to a party recently, and almost everyone I met assumed that I was either already dating, had my sights on a particular person, or was looking for someone. It was always an interesting exchange to navigate with someone I had just met in a dark, stuffy room where we had to yell and over-articulate to catch what the other person was saying.
Of course, not everyone is like this. But more often than not, particularly at parties, this is how things go. I hope this mentality will change.
I, for one, might start asking more interesting questions at parties. The Grind. Single and not looking to mingle. Courtesy of Pexels. By Axelle Marcantetti. May 9, , a. Are you interested in someone? Print Article.
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