<p>Have to love CC – we’re amazingly good at scaring people off the forums. 
But really, those comments made it worthwhile.</p>
<p>roflmao… </p>
<p>Don’t take CC posts seriously
We’re all ■■■■■■ of a sort ^_~</p>
<p>Don’t judge others, and likely others won’t judge you.
You’ll make friends in no time at all!
And what is wrong with making friends with other “loners”.
A cool person can hang out with anyone and still be/look cool.
Being a person with a lot of friends is the person who is willing to be friends with anyone and everyone.</p>
<p>Maybe next time, just go for it even if you feel akward or like you are “better”. :)</p>
<p>haha I don’t think you sound as bad as everyone made it out to be, but you still need to grow out of the high school mind set. Who was popular and who was not doesn’t matter in college. People don’t really care for anyone else after high school. Now to help your situation, just go out over the weekend and get into some party. You’ll find plenty of people exchanging numbers with you. </p>
<p>What i don’t understand is how can a freshman in college not make any friends. Everyone is looking for someone to talk to because everyone is the new kid.</p>
<p>H2013 has it exactly right – college is where many people stop thinking about cliques and who should be friends with who. Good-looking people can be friendless, other people can be extremely popular. There’s less focus on looks now, and all freshman are trying to find friends. If a person can’t find a single person to have lunch with, it’s probably due to their not making themselves available.</p>