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Everybody in this city is from somewhere else, which makes it both the easiest and hardest place to meet someone — easy because nobody has roots here and everyone is looking to connect, hard because half the people are leaving in two years when their administration changes or their fellowship ends. The transient nature of DC means you have got Hill staffers, NGO workers, contractors, and grad students from Georgetown and GW all crammed into the same Adams Morgan group houses and Shaw condos, cycling through relationships that sometimes outlast their leases. U Street and 14th Street are where people go to pretend they are not networking while they are definitely networking, and H Street has gotten ridiculous with bars and venues. Rock Creek Park is the one place where everyone agrees to stop talking about work for five minutes.For a first meeting in DC, pick somewhere public but not a scene — Old Ebbitt Grill is too obvious, but a coffee shop in Eastern Market or a walk along the National Mall gives you space to actually talk. People here are paranoid about privacy for good reason — half of them have security clearances, so do not be offended if someone is vague about their job at first, and offer the same discretion about your own life. Do not share where you live in Navy Yard or Columbia Heights until you have met a couple times; this is a city where people Google-stalk before the first drink. Check out Ladys One to browse local personals without the LinkedIn-ification of DC dating.