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On your own!
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Is it considered a bit 'sad' if a lady goes to a pub on her own, say if she was waiting for someone? Or even just fancied a drink but no one else she knew did!?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Can only agree with the above postings, mind you there are still plenty of narrow minded men around who think your only going there for another thing, and i'm not on about drinking!!?
The amount of times i've been with mates who have noticed a women come into a pub on her own, then they start nudging each other as if they have a right to go and chat her up or start staring at her is no ones business, it must be quite intimidating at times for women to go into certain pubs/clubs, but the ''confidence factor'' and ''speaking your mind'' are two ingredients to have if your not to feel intimidated, as for a bit ''sad''. not at all, you go where you want anytime you feel like it
The amount of times i've been with mates who have noticed a women come into a pub on her own, then they start nudging each other as if they have a right to go and chat her up or start staring at her is no ones business, it must be quite intimidating at times for women to go into certain pubs/clubs, but the ''confidence factor'' and ''speaking your mind'' are two ingredients to have if your not to feel intimidated, as for a bit ''sad''. not at all, you go where you want anytime you feel like it
I quite often do that! I would just go to my local, or the pub round the corner from work on a friday, and read a book for a couple hours! Why should you confine yourself to your house just because you have noone to go with you that day? I agree that you become an easy "target" for annoying men, but I find that silence and an evil stare does the trick! lol they might think I'm the biatch from hell, but at least I can drink my pint in peace! lol