Jaydog1212 wrote:
Be everywhere there are people. Meet you’re neighbors if you live in a dorm. Meet your RA. Leave your door open to allow people to pop in and say something. Talk to people that sit next to you in classes. Join a study group. Join clubs and organizations. Go to school events (sports, festivals, theater, and music).
Then if you find someone you're interested in then you can ask if they want to go to a movie or something......
Right. I suppose. Quite honestly, that sounds like more work than sucking it up for a few hours at an obnoxious frat party once a week. On the bright side, I've learned to be friendly, so everyone I meet is on good terms with me. That's a good start for social networking. The advantage of partying with the frat is that (as sad as it is) alcohol is a fast and dirty way of creating warm memories with the opposite sex of delightful coversations and shared circumstances. ehhhh maybe I'm just a tool vOv
ottorocketforever wrote:
I wouldn't, but if you do, be careful. If it doesn't feel right to you, then don't do it. Just my two cents.
Duly noted my friend.
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