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Tips for surviving bars and pubs
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this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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Suggest something you like before they get a chance to decide to go to a bar. e.g. "Let's hangout at (place) and do (activity)." My friends liked BBQs. We'd BBQed at my parent's place or at one of theirs. Other things: board games/tabletop games, LAN party, hanging out at a park or beach.
But yeah, I get you. tbh, I just didn't go to bars, but they still did enough non-bar things that they considered me part of their group and invited me to the other things.