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Are you good at making friends?
- Thread starter MrDawn
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Nope, not one bit. I have had 0 friends for a year or two now. Most, if not all, friends I've made originally came to me. I rarely open up to those I'm not very familiar with. Call me socially anxious, shy, anti-social, stuck up, if you will.
Yes as I love chatting with people. I even go to Walmart with my husband and when he is checking out I go and sit by the Subway and chat with whomever I'm sitting next too.
Well, no. But that's because I don't consider people to be a friend that quickly. I don't have a problem talking to people in person, but are they friends? No. And frankly, I feel like I have enough friends (a group of people that I met as a whole about 16 years ago), so I don't feel the need to get to know someone better.
Then, there is also the 'problem' that people I don't already know very well, are usually not interesting enough for me to be willing talk to by text message / phone or to invite them over / hang out with, so it's quite near impossible for people to become a friend of mine.
Then, there is also the 'problem' that people I don't already know very well, are usually not interesting enough for me to be willing talk to by text message / phone or to invite them over / hang out with, so it's quite near impossible for people to become a friend of mine.
I am very careful with the types of friends that I make. I rarely keep in touch, and making friends has been one of the activities that I don't find funny. Just having one or two friends is much more okay for me as far as I am concerned.
