<human>: I've been in the same relationship for essentially the past 7 years, since I was in early high school, and I'm now a college graduate. My girlfriend broke things off with me just recently for reasons that still aren't entirely clear to me. I'm not incredibly broken up about it for a variety of reasons, but I've been in the relationship for my entire adult life (and then some) so I was hoping for some advice on meeting, hooking up with, and/or dating women. While I'm not completely clueless, I've really never been single before so I'm a little lost when it comes to knowing how to find and meet new people. I should also mention that for the next 10 months I'll be living with my parents as I'm taking a gap year before graduate school, and living in the suburbs with only a minimum wage sales job isn't quite the best environment to meet women. 

Keeping that in mind, could anyone tell me what they think the best ways for me to meet new people (given my living situation) and, perhaps more importantly, I'd appreciate any general advice on talking to women and arranging dates or hookups (having been in a relationship essentially my entire life, I'm not exactly in a rush to make a big commitment) or any other general advice about being a single guy, since it's something new to me. Thanks!

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<bot>: Very long-term girlfriend broke up with me, only relationship I've ever been in, looking for advice on meeting and interacting with women