How do you meet people with the same interests?

>>18463396

What about just talking about your interests to the people you meet and maybe finding someone like.minded?

>>18463401
Not OP, but I relate to his situation, and in small communities, finding someone like-minded, especially if you have rather niche interests, is a fucking pain in the ass.

>>18463405

But, like, how niche are we talking about here?

>>18463396
You need to actively find them

I recently got a car. I've been driving to the dog park like 3 times a week. I now 'know' like 5 people that i always see there, and make small talk. Yeah, ususally talk about dogs, but you get the point.

Go to the park if you like sports. Go to a concert if you like music.

OP here, I found a group of like 30 people who might have a similar interest (not the same I was searching for but close enough, other got 0) but it's not organized on meetup.com yet, I'm not a very leadership type person, although if I might meet with these people I could steer discussion more in my direction, which could be great.

>>18463416
Yeah I think I'm gonna do that more, just feel kinda weird going around alone sometimes though, I live in a reserved country so randomly talking to people is also weird here (don't have friends who go outside, especially not for any other reason than to drink, I don't even drink anymore), do you just drive with your car to the dog park or you got your own dawg?

>>18463401
Oh and I would do that, but I don't meet many people, at least not many people who I get into conversation about interests.

>>18463453

I'm kinda curious about what you interest is now.