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Chances of meeting “the one” are near 0%, if you're taking no action

Here's a continuation of a thought that I shared about how there's almost no chance that I'm going to meet a man in public when I'm just out and about doing nothing. It is when I'm out and about, and I start to fantasize about,
"Oh, what if that guy riding the bike is my future husband?"
And then I start to get all that ... like, I ask myself,
"Are you going to go talk to him?"
And I'm like,
"No."
And then I'm like,
"Okay, then he's not the one."
Because there's pretty much a zero chance that he's going to approach you and have a conversation with you. So I'm learning that it's up to me, or it's not going to happen.
Or, more importantly (ignore the mess), more importantly, it's about how I need to just go out in more social situations, like groups and sports and hikes, group hikes and group traveling things, and different events. I have to go and be more social than just expecting a stranger to come.