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By definition, "alternative" is used to describe something that differs from the official, conventional, or majority culture and is considered marginal. Do colorful hair, piercings, and tattoos now represent the general character of Europe? I follow the Easy German channel, and about half of the people featured there look like that.

An interesting fact: in a survey consisting only of gay participants, the AfD came out on top, and the party itself is led by a lesbian. If LGBT people have become an integral part of European society, wouldn't that also mean that LGBT people can be part of the conservative and far-right political camp?

So there's a speed dating event happening near where i live in a couple weeks and i may go ahead and try it out.

But in the meantime i may as well ask if people here have tried this and how your experience went? Also did you score any real dates while you did it? how far did those go?

For those that don't know how this works: Speed dating works by having participants engage in a series of short, timed conversations with different people, typically for 3 to 6 minutes each. After each round, a signal like a bell is rung, and participants either move to a new person (often by rotating seats) or the other person does. Afterward, individuals privately indicate which people they are interested in meeting again. If there is a mutual match, the event organizers will share their contact information.