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Meeting friends or having a date at a coffee shop, bar or pub all cost money. On 6rounds you can meet lots of people and you don’t have to pay anything for it.

Have you ever wanted to go and see a movie with your friend but just couldn’t decide what to see?

“No! you pick!” , “NO!, you pick!”, is generally how the conversation goes. That’s how the preparations for movie nights for my boyfriend and me used to sound. I know you know what I’m talking about. Even when you’re about to go over to a friend’s house and you need to download something, this indecisiveness can occur.

Being in a relationship is tricky when you live close to one another, but living apart and being in a long distance relationship is even harder. How do you maintain the same sense of connectivity as when you are together? That is the factor that defines many long-distance relationship break-ups’. Of course physical interaction is important but when both parties have accepted that it’s not the main thing on the agenda, what’s left? Well, it’s the means of communication differentiating feeling connected and feeling the void of the distance.

Let’s face it, moving is a hassle, regardless of whether it’s down the block or 10 minutes a way, it’s a big pain. But when we have to relocate to a completely unfamiliar place, where do we start? What do we do? Who do we contact?

I myself have moved countries 3 times. Although each move was in a different stage in my life there are some general fearful factors that are always constant. Those factors could have always been resolved by preparation. Luckily today, we have the technology and the knowhow to prepare ourselves before we relocate, to have all our questions and concerns answered by people we know, people that we can relate to and people who’s opinion we would believe over a phonebook ad.

Until just a few short years ago, I wasn’t very sociable. I wouldn’t have considered my self a loner and I always had people around me but I definitely wasn’t as outgoing as I am today. I don’t really know what changed in me. I’m not sure if it was because I just grew up, or I gained more confidence or if I just became indifferent to what other people thought of me.

I’m assuming that not everyone in the world knows what Twitter is, and those that aren’t aware of it aren’t following us. With this being said, I thought I’d give a brief intro describing what Twitter is, so you all can start following 6rounds :)