Niche social networks are a nice distraction. There’s no way they will ever overshadow Facebook, but they’re always interesting from a conceptual point of view. My personal favorites are the ones for book lovers, such as ReadWhale. And I’ve also got a soft spot for these social sites for musicians and music fans like Muso City. I have to believe these are the kind that would keep the largest number of people coming back for more. These, and the ones that are aimed at sportsmen. They are the ones covering the most popular of activities and hobbies, after all. Anything else would be too niche for its own good. Or would it? Enter Yumety, a social networking site for people who have dreams.
This new site lets you share your dreams and aspirations with people from all over the world, and become friends with them based on that. The aim of this network is to let you find similar people, at the same time that you have a chance to explore your own mind and you get to know yourself better.
And that’s all the more true when you take into account how the site lets you have your worries shared and analyzed. In this way, anything that’s holding you back and keeping you from realizing your dreams can be more easily dealt with.
So, niche or too niche? You’ll be the one deciding. The site can be joined and used for free.
Yumety.com In Their Own Words
A social network for dreamers.
Some Questions About Yumety.com
What else can you share on this site? What else should it let people share in order to be more attractive to the average user (IE, the one who thinks Facebook is all there is to the world of social networking)? 
