Why would it be any different for you ? Lots of people have felt isolated due to restrictions. If you mean there's no hope, that sounds like depression talking for you, again.
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Markness
Before the pandemic, people actually wanted to go out and socialize. After it hit, I only see people who have friends as well as relationship partners going out. My attempts to make new friends and try to get a date all get rebuffed.
Gerontius
I was hanging out this morning at the diner reading the Hartford Courant and drinking coffee--talking to folks I've never met. Even got invited to join the local committee (like the chamber of commerce) by a guy I've never met who's on the board. That's not dating but that was some fun socializing.
Gerontius
So I'm going to say I don't know about dating but I've had enough things lately where socializing is possible. Coffee shops turned into a nice way to talk to guys & girls my age; the local diner is a great place to hang out with cool older folks and catch up on local happenings.