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13 Pitfalls Of Being Solo For The First Time At A Lesbian Bar

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For many, going to a bar solo is akin to going to work in just our underwear: an embarrassing and painfully awkward experience.

But if you’re a solo-traveller who also happens to enjoy your adult beverages, frequenting bars without a date is a great skill to master.


1. You allow yourself to get emotionally attached to the first girl who looks in your direction.

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2. You pull the “fake texting” move instead of striking up a conversation.

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3. You overdo the coolness.

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4. You get stuck in a conversation with the girl going through a “really tough breakup right now.”

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5. For some crazy reason, you become totally intimidate by every women in there.

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6. You’re a femme, but you felt the need to butch it up to get hit on.

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7. You turn the conversation in an awkwardly sexual direction.

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8. Your flirting enters into creepy territory.

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9. You forget to smile.

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10. You get way too drunk.

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11. You accidentally insult the mixologist behind the bar, meaning you’re not getting served for the rest of night unless you leave a big tip.

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12. You fail to send out those “single” vibes.

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13. You over do the staring.

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The whole situation is completely overwhelming. You don’t know whether to drunk-cry or just go home.

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