QUESTION: Moving to the big city (Toronto) for co-op and living on my own for a
while. All of my friends are either working in different cities or in
school.
How do I cope with the loneliness? This might sound like
a stupid question, but just wondering how other students dealt with the
situation and their take on it.
- Go to WatPub, and try and see who works in the same building, or near you, and have lunch together
ReplyDelete- Hopefully, there will be other co-ops from Waterloo/other places working with you, meet them and try out new things in the city together
- Join an evening class/club at UofT, you'll meet many people around your own age
Have an amazing time in Toronto! :)
Where can one get more information on Watpub? A google search is looking sparse.
DeleteAlso, what is the process of joining a uoft club?
Facebook! Search WatPub Toronto Fall 2014 or the like, or join the group posted below, maybe that's what they're doing instead of WatPub this year.
DeleteAnd I don't think you can join a UofT club because we're not students there, but Hart House (http://harthouse.ca/) has a ton of cool classes.
- Join the Co-op Connection: Toronto Chapter on Facebook and become an active participant.
ReplyDelete- Just roam around town and go into bars and meet people.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/618762398231938/
ReplyDeleteCo-Op Connection Toronto!
Toronto is one of the biggest cities in North America. Meet some people.
ReplyDeleteplayyy video gamess
ReplyDeleteGo on Tindr and meet someone near by. I went on it for kicks, met a guy who lived close by - we hung out a lot and now he's my boyfriend :)
ReplyDeleteYou can also use couchsurfing to meet people.
ReplyDeleteIf the original post means dealing with being alone rather than how to NOT be alone, I have no advice.