Skip to main content
Close Button
Donate
  • Replies 37 replies
  • Subscribers 105 subscribers
  • Views 742 views
  • Users 0 members are here
Options
Related
Hints and tips
  • To quote someone's message, first select/highlight the relevant text, and then use the Quote button that appears
  • To "mention" someone, type @ followed by the start of the forum name, and choose from the list; that person will get a notification of being mentioned

Looking for friends

ems
6 days ago

Hi! Im recently late diagnosed and have always failed at making friends in person so would love to make some online friends.

im 21 from the UK and a lesbian. i LOVE cats and nightmare before christmas (as well as all horror/spooky stuff). i also have two bunnies called chai and jasmine. 

anyone with similar interests? Slight smile

Parents
  • 6 days ago

    Hi and welcome.

    I'm a woman in my sixties and my current interests are reading, playing some video games (I'm quite selective in what I enjoy playing) and studying free online courses with OU open learn. I also like cats and bunnies, although I don't have any pets now as they are not permitted in my flat.

    Hope you enjoy chatting with us.

  • 6 days ago in reply to Pixiefox

    Can you tell me a bit more about those free online courses? Do you have to do any phone calls or video chats etc? 

  • 5 days ago in reply to Freckles

    Hi Freckles, like Em says they're short courses where you work alone at your own pace, reading text & articles, sometimes watching videos, and making notes of what you learn in text boxes. Usually there is a quiz at the end. They're not recognised qualifications, it's just for anyone to learn for themselves about something they are interested in. You register for an account, which keeps a record of all courses you do.

    Google 'OU open learn free courses' and you should find the website and more info.

Reply
  • 5 days ago in reply to Freckles

    Hi Freckles, like Em says they're short courses where you work alone at your own pace, reading text & articles, sometimes watching videos, and making notes of what you learn in text boxes. Usually there is a quiz at the end. They're not recognised qualifications, it's just for anyone to learn for themselves about something they are interested in. You register for an account, which keeps a record of all courses you do.

    Google 'OU open learn free courses' and you should find the website and more info.

Children
No Data