>>82291649
I go outside a lot. This past year, I've had one (1) conversation while outside. A guy in reflective yellow gear told me I wasn't allowed to cross a bridge cause they were filming. (They clearly weren't yet.) I asked how else I could get past, and he just stared at me. I asked how long it will last, and he said he couldn't tell me that. Then I turned around and walked back the way I came, exasperated and exhausted.
Yeah, this is truly the cure for male loneliness. You know, I've also noticed something about people who are out and about. There are only five different kinds, and none are just "person out". 1. Dogwalkers. 2. Pensioners getting exercise. 3. Joggers. 4. People rushing from point A to point B. 5. Gangs of friends shooting the shit. In my thousands of hours of walking through every type of environment at every time of day, week, month and year, the number of single people just walking around for the sake of walking and taking in their surroundings (like me) have been lower than 20 total. Maybe even single digit.
Going outside to meet people is worse advice than going to church. Simply totally delusional, out-of-touch and disconnected from what things are like. If you don't understand an issue at all, in the least, please stop trying to give remedies. You just don't know what you're talking about.