Title. I signed up for a queer speed dating event recently and I have no idea what to expect. Not really looking for a how-to guide, just curious about others’ experiences. Was it fun, would you do it again, did you meet anyone cool… That sort of thing!
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This is likely a regional thing but the one I went to, which was billed as LGBTQ friendly, had 20 participants, 1 bi woman, 1 bi man, 2 straight women and the rest was straight men.
It was not well organized, cost $20, used prompts that weren’t relevant since the early 90’s and overall was awkward and depressing. I hope yours fares better.
Pretty sure I was the only one on speed too. (Joking!)
Oh that sounds like a nightmare! I’m not even attractive for a heterosexual woman (I’m a short, chubby, muscle-dyke-in-training with a missing front tooth) and I still have random straight guys try to get in my pants. If I end up “dating” one, we’re both gonna be disappointed.