Topic: How to make friends ? - page 22. (Read 122637 times)
You don't have to put yourself above others. Show your good side. Be honest and decent. And people will be drawn to you.
Of course, making your own plans is important, but if someone asks you to hang out, even better. If you get invited to do something, strongly consider going. If you're certain you'll dislike an activity, or it's way outside your comfort zone, or that's the only time you have to study for a big exam, it's okay to decline. However, if you're only a little unsure, give it a chance.
It's a good idea to get into the habit of getting people's contact info fairly early. You may meet someone interesting, but you can never assume you're going to see them around again anytime soon. Ask for their phone number or email address, or see if they're on whatever social networks are big in your area. That way if an opportunity to get together comes up, they'll be easy to reach.
Just be who you really are. There are people that will accept and appreciate you wholeheartedly.
try to make friends from social media first, if u succeded then try in a real life
Friendship for me si something that I really treasure. I treat it as something sacred because being friends with someone for me means that I trust him 100%. You should never make friends with someone whom you don't trust 100%. It's either 0% or 100%, there's no middle.
Why am I saying this? Because in order to make friends, the very first thing that you need to build is trust. Then when you're done with that, everything else will follow. Nothing else hurts more than losing a friend because of lack of trust or when a friend betrays you.
Why am I saying this? Because in order to make friends, the very first thing that you need to build is trust. Then when you're done with that, everything else will follow. Nothing else hurts more than losing a friend because of lack of trust or when a friend betrays you.
Be open, truthful and have a good interpersonal relationship with people
Be good people for everyone. Learn and learn.. 
try to be happy and spread happiness and laughter... It attracts people and might help you to make some friends
yes get acquainted and often play together alone.simple right 
Once you've met those people you seem to be clicking with, ask them to hang out and do something outside of the situation you met them in. You can meet all the people you want, and they can think you're great, but if you don't take any actions to do something with them in the future, then you won't form many new relationships.
Dont be shy
Actually to have friends is very easy to do but to have a real friends is hard. Real friends who's always free or available when you need someone to talk to and will comfort you by means of saying the reality. Because in our society you do not know who is real and who is just your friend when they need some help.
how to make friends do not choose a rich or poor friend
be smart
It’s difficult to meet new people in any social situation if you’re more interested in your phone than the people around you. Remove your headphones and put your smartphone away while you’re in the checkout line or waiting for a bus, for example. Making eye contact and exchanging small talk with strangers is great practice for making connections—and you never know where it may lead.
Even if you’ve lived in the same place all your life, take the time to re-explore your neighborhood attractions. New arrivals to any town or city tend to visit these places first—and they’re often keen to meet new people and establish friendships, too.
Switch off your smart phone, avoid other distractions, and make an effort to truly listen to the other person. By paying close attention to what they say, do, and how they interact, you’ll quickly get to know them. Little things go a long way, such as remembering someone’s preferences, the stories they’ve told you, and what’s going on in their life.
The key to connecting to other people is showing interest in them. When you’re truly interested in someone else’s thoughts, feelings, experiences, and opinions, it shows—and they’ll like you for it. You’ll make far more friends by showing your interest rather than trying to get people interested in you. If you’re not genuinely interested in the other person, then stop trying to connect.
Maybe they see what they are missing. You need to have quality that they maybe need or see you
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