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Just focus on your career and life and be willing to take some risks. Say hi to the random guy on the subway or at a restaurant during your lunch hour; or ask for a spot at the gym if you decide to join an outside gym , etc. To be honest, most stories I hear of people meeting each other including me meeting my bf happen randomly, after years of searching, which, frankly, doesn't really encourage anyone. What it should tell you is that you control your life and you should just live it and maybe come out of your comfort zone a bit if you're not happy with the way things are going.

I know you're probably impatient or lonely or frustrated or all of the above, because moving to big new city is always hard. You also mentioned having to work long hours. That's the plight of many in New York. NYC is an expensive city to live in, and thousands come every year to work hard, meet new people, etc.

And I agree that dating someone from your work is not advisable. The situation can get awkward very quickly. I'm not going to tell you to join another gym. And I agree that meeting people at the gym is a common suggestion.

But I have to admit, that it is a good place to meet people. I'm not sure what your financial situation is, but maybe do a trial membership at one of the local gyms. Gradually you will find your niche. There will be lots of discouragement along the way, I'm sure, as there was for me. But just focus on your life, and recognize opportunities where maybe you can come out of your shell a bit.

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Spend your time living. Do the things that you enjoy and make yourself someone whom others will want to "catch". What do you enjoy? Street Fairs? Frankly, you aren't going to find many year-olds that have "their lives together" in any city.

Most guys don't even get through college by that age. For many, 22 is still the age of beer pong, futon-sleeping, and video games not that any of those are necessarily bad things. If your goal at Age 22 is to meet Mr Right, settle down, get married, and live the next 50 years in blissful love, all before you turn Age 23, you may have a slightly unrealistic goal. Last edited by RobertTheTraveler; Nov 7, 10 at 1: Nov 7, 10, 2: Have a look around for gay social clubs to join if you are interested in meeting others.

I hate meeting people at bars where they play music to loud to facilitate a sensible conversion. Groups like the New York Gay Men's Chorus draw membership from a range of diverse backgrounds and number around ? It is whether their rehearsal hours fits in yours. There are loads of other groups to consider.

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Visit KenJohn's homepage! Find More Posts by KenJohn. Nov 7, 10, 4: TrollSlayer Mega Diamond. I agree with thc. Happenchance meetings are much easier when you do that. A constant search won't do anything but stress yourself out. I've been Happily partnered since I was 20 but I'm just wired that way others on here are happy to not be partnered. Find More Posts by Vuelos.

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Nov 7, 10, 7: What the last three posters said. The streets of Manhattan are literally paved with gay guys - seriously.

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Agree on bars - fun for hanging out, but not the best basis for long term friendships or dating. We are joiners - there is an interest group for everyone. And most importantly, pay attention to what you put into the world - or as Robert said - "spend your time living" - you'll be amazed at what you attract with an open heart and a positive attitude.

Find More Posts by ebayj. Nov 7, 10, 8: Thanks for the thoughtful responses, everyone. Definitely saw some good ideas in there and will look into joining one of these organizations. I also welcome additional suggestions. I didn't mean having "their lives together" as being employed in a certain profession or earning a certain income. I just meant having an idea of what they want to do in life and working on getting there. But Robert might be right Nov 7, 10, Not sure what industry you are in, but joining your company's pride group if they have it will be a good start.

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There are lots of professional LGBT cross-industry events that happen. If you have the time and money, you can fill almost every night with an event thats packed with successful gays. Here is one that is run by the Stonewall Foundations Young donors committee. I'm probably going so LMK if you are as well. I'd also recommend doing a Fire Island share. While FI has a certain reputation, since it's expensive, most of the people who summer there have their act together. Lots of doctors, lawyers, bankers, designers, fashionistas, etc.

I did a quarter share this summer and met tons of new people and really enjoyed it. While its a party scene, a lot of friends have met long term boyfriends there. As others have said, focus on getting your own life on track which is hard to do when just starting out in NYC and the rest will fall into place.