Twilighting @ Central Station, Kings Cross

30/7/2021

Hello Guys!

I have booked space for up to 24 guys at Central Station, one of London's popular LGBTQ+ venues, for a post-work Friday drinking and eating catchup session.

Dependent on the weather, we will be either outside on Central Station's sunny roof terrace or inside in their upstairs Peacock Room. There is a great selection of drinks available and a food menu, here:
https://www.centralstation.co.uk/food

The event is FREE (only need to RSVP) and as always, in the spirit of twilighting, we will be starting bright and early for some open-ended relaxing, socialising and improvisational dialogues.

¡Salud! 🤪🍾🥂☀️💄👄🍔
Rory D xxx

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LOCATION
Central Station Public House
37 Wharfdale Rd, King's Cross, London, N1 9SD
020 7278 3294
Directions: facing Kings Cross station, go around to the right of Kings Cross Station up York Way towards the canals. Take the 3rd right and Central Station is on your left.
Public Transit: 2-minute walk from Kings Cross Station
Dress code: Casual

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DETAILS

This free group is for friendship and dating, designed to reach out to others and create mutual support. The concept is simple: helping one other get out there in the world.

I do not charge fees for attending our meet-ups. All I ask is that a one-off discretionary donation is made for your 1st time. This is to help cover the cost of running the group. Meetup groups are not free to run and cost £180 over the course of a year. I have put a link below (Paypal) where you give a one-off donation of £10 (or any amount) to help out. The group will always remain free so there is no obligation but it would be greatly appreciated. The link works on both desktops and smartphones.

paypal.me/roryduffy27

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#EVERYLOVEMATTERS

Central Station is a legendary gay bar with three floors (and a roof terrace!). Boozing, cruising, disco, cabaret & food, a stone's throw from Kings Cross.

Central Station has been the Kings Cross independent alternative venue since 1992.
It's not what you are. It's who you are....!
Bar, restaurant, boutique bed and breakfast, and exciting nightspot in the regenerated bustling neighbourhood of King’s Cross - just three tube stops from Oxford Circus.
We welcome visitors from all over the world as well as regulars and local customers.

Shy Bis & Gay Guys

Shyness and social anxiety can hold guys back from forming meaningful platonic and romantic relationships. It can be tough enough ‘coming out’, but being introverted can make it even more of a challenge and sometimes you need a gentle push.

So, whether you consider yourself to be ‘gay’, ‘bi’, ‘bi-curious’, ‘pansexual’ or any other label; whether you are ‘in the closet’, ‘out’ or in the process of ‘coming out’; whether you are vulnerable or feel at risk, this group brings us together. We embrace those who have experienced depression, anxiety, loneliness or isolation, especially if you may be considered on the spectrums of ADHD, Autism & Asperger’s, Bipolar, OCD and/or Schizophrenia.

You may be a highly sensitive person who experiences intense highs and lows to an extreme degree. You may be an artistic Creative with a vivid inner world hidden and locked away. You may feel easily overwhelmed by large groups of people, unsettled by the turbulence of the LGBT dating scene or sidelined/neglected in a whirlwind of rapidly spinning social circles. Anxiety may have even prevented you from moving forwards in friendships and relationships with other people because you are afraid of either hurting or getting hurt. This Meetup group is designed for you!

Have you ever taken years to build up the confidence to go to an event only to be disappointed? Want to attend an LGBT event but held back by your shyness? Simply come as you are. There is no need to pretend anymore. This is a get together for people who do not want to be on their own, to feel comfortable and foster a nice, friendly circle of people. And if you would like to come but do not feel like talking much, then that is cool, too! Take it at your own pace.

Queer Lifestyle

Queer Lifestyle is about more than simply accepting and embracing different gender identities and sexual preferences. It transcends those bubbles. In the sense that people can learn to love and accept themselves, even if they did feel "different", in any way, shape or form. This group encourages people to cultivate self-love through their life experiences and activities.