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"Gotta agree. Im a brit here in Ireland for 15odd years and while I know loads of nice people, they tend to keep outsiders at an arms length. It's weird but Irish folks are so welcoming and generous in lots of ways.. but just don't seem to be interested in new good friends as they mostly have all they need from growing up. That's my experience from small town Ireland anyway. " Im a blow in myself. I dont mind that the locals don't fully accept me, as they see me as being a bit "weird" by their standards, different accent, no religion, different outlook on life. | |||
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"Gotta agree. Im a brit here in Ireland for 15odd years and while I know loads of nice people, they tend to keep outsiders at an arms length. It's weird but Irish folks are so welcoming and generous in lots of ways.. but just don't seem to be interested in new good friends as they mostly have all they need from growing up. That's my experience from small town Ireland anyway. " One of my closest friends is from the States. She said "you know, when I got here, I though Irish people really meant it when they said you must call round sometime" and "it took me a while to figure out that when Irish people say I won't keep you, they're really telling you to fuck off" My own take is that Irish people aren't friendly, they just want to know everything about you because gossip is a valuable currency. | |||
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"Gotta agree. Im a brit here in Ireland for 15odd years and while I know loads of nice people, they tend to keep outsiders at an arms length. It's weird but Irish folks are so welcoming and generous in lots of ways.. but just don't seem to be interested in new good friends as they mostly have all they need from growing up. That's my experience from small town Ireland anyway. One of my closest friends is from the States. She said "you know, when I got here, I though Irish people really meant it when they said you must call round sometime" and "it took me a while to figure out that when Irish people say I won't keep you, they're really telling you to fuck off" My own take is that Irish people aren't friendly, they just want to know everything about you because gossip is a valuable currency." Totally agree with this. I married an Irishman and the marriage went tits up. Lived here 23yrs, my neighbour is a close friend, she's from Northern Ireland and tbh she's great. Work colleagues are friends too but nothing like friends I had back home. Living in this country as an outsider can be a very lonely place. | |||
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"Gotta agree. Im a brit here in Ireland for 15odd years and while I know loads of nice people, they tend to keep outsiders at an arms length. It's weird but Irish folks are so welcoming and generous in lots of ways.. but just don't seem to be interested in new good friends as they mostly have all they need from growing up. That's my experience from small town Ireland anyway. One of my closest friends is from the States. She said "you know, when I got here, I though Irish people really meant it when they said you must call round sometime" and "it took me a while to figure out that when Irish people say I won't keep you, they're really telling you to fuck off" My own take is that Irish people aren't friendly, they just want to know everything about you because gossip is a valuable currency. Totally agree with this. I married an Irishman and the marriage went tits up. Lived here 23yrs, my neighbour is a close friend, she's from Northern Ireland and tbh she's great. Work colleagues are friends too but nothing like friends I had back home. Living in this country as an outsider can be a very lonely place." Another blow in here, and totally agree with everything said above. I've made some close friends through work and other things, but very few are what I'd actually consider a close friend. Sounds like we need a fab blow in club | |||
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"I'd hate to think friendships are not formed because of someone's nationally and as an Irishman living in Ireland I know my experience is different to anyone that suffers because of this. I know what its like to wonder is that it when it comes to making friends especially at my age I don't have friends from school or any I grew up with so was in the same boat While its great to have good neighbours and to be able to call in any time to chat or have a beer its not the same thing I joined an organisation 3 years ago ( won't name it as people on here are also members ) but I've made some decent friends through it in that time Never give up " Like you I've no friends from school or the old days. I gave up trying to maintain those friendships when I realised I was the only one trying to stay in touch. I spent many many years with just work colleagues but none of those could be classed as close friends. I have been lucky enough to have a group of close friends now that I can go on outdoor adventures with. I made a few very good friends both male and female through fab when I was on previously and those friendships have developed over the last couple of years. Strictly platonic but built on mutual experiences and things in common. Since rejoining last year I've once again been privileged to have met some amazing people who I am proud to call friends. They have been very supportive and I hope I have been just as good a friend as they have been to me. I keep my circle small and value those within it. | |||
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"Gotta agree. Im a brit here in Ireland for 15odd years and while I know loads of nice people, they tend to keep outsiders at an arms length. It's weird but Irish folks are so welcoming and generous in lots of ways.. but just don't seem to be interested in new good friends as they mostly have all they need from growing up. That's my experience from small town Ireland anyway. One of my closest friends is from the States. She said "you know, when I got here, I though Irish people really meant it when they said you must call round sometime" and "it took me a while to figure out that when Irish people say I won't keep you, they're really telling you to fuck off" My own take is that Irish people aren't friendly, they just want to know everything about you because gossip is a valuable currency. Totally agree with this. I married an Irishman and the marriage went tits up. Lived here 23yrs, my neighbour is a close friend, she's from Northern Ireland and tbh she's great. Work colleagues are friends too but nothing like friends I had back home. Living in this country as an outsider can be a very lonely place. Another blow in here, and totally agree with everything said above. I've made some close friends through work and other things, but very few are what I'd actually consider a close friend. Sounds like we need a fab blow in club " Or fabfriends | |||
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"I dunno is anyone else in this position but this post is for anyone who is looking for friends. Not sexy time friends but actual friends. Guys and gals welcomed. Finding my circle of friends smaller these days due to life and them moving abroad Be nice to meet some new people. So anyone else like this please comment below " Yeah id say a good few is in this same boat I've never exactly had many friends and those I did have I lost due to my life being controlled for 10 years but anyways enough of me going about my past problems I'm always online so feel free to chat away to me anytime even if it's a hello | |||
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"If anyone interested and wants me to set up the group just send me ur username in mail. This group is purely for friendship. So if u looking to get ur leg over jog on haha " Cant pm you | |||
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