Topic: How to make friends ? - page 14. (Read 122598 times)

Show what's the real you. And most of all you will always be there in times your friend needs you.

Hey Buddy,

There is no such definition for making friends or no specific guideline.
It's all about communication method with others.Just feel free to talk and communicate with others be friendly and polite with your attitude.

Remember you should quiet your ego. You must be reliable to others so need your honesty.

always believe confidence and friendly simple. happy is people

Just be friendly & nice.

make friends very easy if we can often hang out with people, by often hanging out with the crowd then we will be able to make friends with everyone we've met ...

Be yourself ,be positive , be ready to be creative

be friendly and polite, that simple

When you pursue hobbies and activities you enjoy, you have a good chance of meeting people with similar interests. So check out that local lecture on modern literature and sign up for sushi-making lessons. Each event is a chance to make a whole new room full of like-minded buddies.

My advice is extremely simple. You have to be yourself.

Friendly and honesty, don't show your bad attitude in front of your friends.
Adding a humor will help you a lot

Just be good in heart. You will attract good girls.

Be confident and be yourself!

Be nice and fun!

It's good to join an organization or club if you want have more friends. This is a great way to find other people who have common interests. You don't necessarily need to have a lot of common interests with people in order to make friends with them. In fact, some of the most rewarding friendships are between two people who don't have much in common at all. However, if you like a specific topic, try searching for a location where you can meet people who share that interest.

“Hi-Bye� friends (or acquaintances). These are the ones you see at school/work because the context calls for it. You say hi when you see each other and you say bye at the end of the day, but that’s about it. The relationship never lasts when the context is removed, i.e. when you graduate from school or leave the workplace.
Regular friends. Social, activity buddies you meet up every now and then to catch up or hang out with. You can generally talk about regular topics under the sun.
True, soul friends (or best friends). People you can talk anything and everything with. You may or may not meet up every day, but it doesn’t matter as the strength of your friendship is not determined by how frequently you meet up — it’s more than that. These are the friends you can trust to be there for you whenever you need them, and they will go the extra mile for you.
Most of us are looking to make regular friends and if possible, true, soul friends. We probably have a lot of hi-bye friends — more than we can count. The ratio of my hi-bye friends, normal friends, and true, soul friends is about 60-30-10%. Over the years as I meet more and more people, it has become more like 75-20-5%. I suspect it’s about the same for other people too, with a variance of about 5-10%.

No matter whether you just want to make normal or best friends, you can do that. You may not believe it, but I was a very quiet and secluded girl back during my primary and secondary school years. When I was in junior college, I maintained this seclusive lifestyle, though I began to speak up more. Entering university and later on P&G (my ex-company) made me more sociable. Today I run my blog and coach others through 1-1 coaching and workshops where I share a lot of my life to others. If the younger me had wondered what I would be like in the future, I wouldn’t never have thought that I would be as outward and expressive as I am today.

If you take a look at the people out there who seem to make friends easily, they were probably seclusive themselves at some point. Their social skills were likely all picked up over time. For this same reason, you can learn to become more sociable through time and practice.

Be yourself.  Approach someone interesting, smile, introduce yourself and say hi.  Done. 

Be rich if you don't have money you don't have friend also that's what money can do I prove that to my self when i have money i have so many friend even my enemy want me to be a best friend but when money goes down you will see your friend gradualness that is the saddest point

First of all you need to be yourself as in giving yourself some respect because the kind of person you are determines the kind of friends you will make either the right friend or the wrong one. Secondly you need to have good morals, there is this saying that goes this way that action speaks louder than voice if you have good attitude you will get the real friend. Thirdly you need to have love for yourself because love is the primary thing when it comes to friendship, love yourself and the person you want to make friends with. Finally you must be generous when it comes to making friends because it is written that God loves a cheerful giver and a giver never lacks so if you are giving you will see the right friend coming to you.

Realize your fear is in your head. The first step is to develop a healthy mental image of meeting new people. ...
Start small with people you know. ...
Get yourself out there. ...
Take the first step. ...
Be open. ...
Get to know the person. ...
Connect with genuinity. ...
Be yourself.

Be youself and do good to them