i live in the peace river valley in northern alberta, canada.
the nearest city, edmonton, is a 7 hour drive.
the vast majority of our small population are generally redneck fundamental christians.
salt of the earth kind of people, but narrow-minded.

I just want to mention that this is not a singles site. This sub-group of Tribe is for singles, but overall, the intention of Tribe is not for singles to meet.

That said, people join Tribe, join groups (such as this) and then don't necessarily stay around. I know of several people that were active at one time in Tribe and now have not signed in for a few years. So regardless of the number of members of this group, there is likely only a small percentage of that number who actually check in. Of those, someone who is either local to you or willing to form something long distance (For example I am not someone willing to form something long distance, as a rule).

I have a lot of experience with singles sites. Men approach women all the time. It is hard to describe (or, I don't feel up to the rant!) precisely why a woman who says they are single and looking will not respond to the approaches of men online. To give you a brief idea, one is that we face hostility when we politely reject. Even the intimation of us being "unfriendly" feels like a bit of an attack, and sometimes things get harsh and more personal (things along the lines of, "Nice of you to reply, you ugly bitch; what gives you the right to be picky". These are not uncommon sentiments on the interwebs, even in seemingly harmless, warm, friendly, TRIBEY sites.)

Hang in there and good luck.

fair enough, dave.
strangely enough, a 'challenge' to the tribe did get some response.
even silly responses stating that'pagan singles' is not a singles site.
pleased to meet you all.

really, ben?......
well, no, that's not what i was saying.
but at least you're commenting.
seems that i have ignited some discussion here.
there is more traffic on this tribe in the last few days than there has been for weeks.