<human>: Last weekend I turned 24, I got lucky and found work right out of graduation as an accounting clerk. I've been with the company for a year now and have begun taking night courses towards my designations. I'm still pretty new to the 8-5 working world and living with my parents until I can clear out more debt.

My whole life I have been surrounded by people my own age, I've had two serious relationships and a handful of flings. Now I see someone my age once or twice a week. I am the only twenty year old in my office. (Everyone is mid to late 40s). So when I'm not at the gym or rock climbing I never really run into anyone I can connect with. It's been bumming me out as of late. I have my group of close friends but no one new has come into my life in a while now and I'm beginning to feel like this is the new "norm". 

I've been trying to get involved in more things (time and money permitting) like co-ed sports leagues and I signed up for online dating too. I've had a few messages go back and forth online but there only seems to be a handful of people using the sites in my area. Everyone else happens to be 1-2 hour drives away. In the real world it seems like everyone I meet is already in a relationship (when I do meet someone new) All of the couples I know met in college or highschool.

Realistically I know I haven't missed my chance. But at the moment it certainly feels that way.  I'm guessing that I am going about this the wrong way. I'm not desperately searching, but it's definitely on my mind. I've just been focusing on myself and keeping my eyes/ears open to new opportunities.

So to all of you bachelor/bachelorettes or even happy couples that have met after finishing their education. what advice/stories can you share with a bummed out single such as myself that can give me hope?
I know its lame but, I'd like to know that everything will be okay.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: 24 years old. After graduating and finding work it seems like people my age don't exist. I've joined co ed clubs and dating sites. Everyone seems to already be in a relationship or live 1 - 2 hours away.