Still trying to figure that out. I have a lot of acquaintances that I can talk to for a couple mins but not too many real friends

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ME IM FUCKING TIRED OF IT

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Honestly… it takes bravery. Opening up to people a little bit, see if they open up to you. Then opening up a lot.

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My roommate, suite mates, and I became friends with two dudes just for going out in the middle of the night night and randomly asking what he was doing and then finding a common hobby and interest and the talking for three hours 🤷‍♀️it just randomly happens i guess

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Lots of acquaintances, my NSO group also turned out to be toxic :( Honestly just be nice to people, say hi to them if you've seen them before, start up random conversations, if you click then great

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Completely agree. It does unmask a lot. And yeah it’s pretty easy to attract really shirty people freshman year. Especially people who aren’t freshman. As a sophomore now you just got to take it slow. Get to know people before they know everything about you. I know that’s like hard in college but just watch yourself. Also might also be you growing. Not just them showing there true colors

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I’m sorry to hear about your cat! But honestly, sometimes it’s about trial and error. I recently also lost all of my friends and can’t seem to find a way to make new ones, but with time I’m sure things will work itself out :)

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