Descartes wrote:
That being said, I'd really like to go places with some friends. I only rarely get to do this. School was my only social life, but since I graduated I'll probably never see many of those people in person again. I'm going to have to start over and make new friends in college, and I'm not sure if I'll have much luck with that.
I was like this too, so when I got to uni I treid really hard to make some friends. This tired me so much that I stopped doing it and now I'm myself again. I do have 2 good friends who just like me don't like to go out and social stuff like that. They both have groups to do those things with when they feel like it. The best thing is that I met them after I stopped trying to get liked by everyone, because they are on thesame course as I. So, don't fret, you're going to a place where there are loads of people with at least 1 interest in common.
mesona wrote:
Any one else think maybe we should all move to the same town?
Nice idea.
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