<p>I only have 2 real friends this year. i rest of the ppl i talk to are a friend of a friends. like they are friends of one of the two close friends. so i get excluded a lot, and just get the pity invite when i'm invited only because one the girls who is my best friend. i really don't like this idea and i was wondering if it is EASY to make friends after my first year?? are ppl still willing to make more friends and include ppl in their already made group?
i'm not really lying my first year at all.</p>
<p>My freshman year I was friends with 3 girls and while we are still friends I have better friends now.<br>
I met the one girl on my floor right before band camp, yeah I know, and then we stayed friends. </p>
<p>Next year I met a few guys who I really clicked with at bank camp. I ended up meeting my boyfriend through them.
My bff I met through band again, but she is in a different group of people. </p>
<p>So over all I think you should go out and join some groups or clubs. I think it’s best to find people who have similar interests. Sometimes people on your floor work out, time times they don’t. </p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>It took me a while to find friends my freshman year. I ended up with three very close female friends (I’m female) and one very close guy friend. They are still my main group of people. This year, I’ve also made a second group of friends through an organization we founded (I am now almost equally close to them as I am to my original group). I’ve also made a few friends through classes and clubs who I don’t hang out regularly with but do get lunch or dinner with every week. </p>
<p>It got so much easier to make friends the second year, when I wasn’t worried about living away from home as much. Clubs are great for meeting people but you can also meet people in class too (one of my friends sat next to me on the first day of my history class freshman year and our friendship developed from that).</p>
<p>Bank Camp is a typo right? That cannot actually exist.</p>
<p>I have not had a friend in eight years.</p>
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<p>I can’t remember if I made any friends my first year or not. I had a good friend second year but we had a very major falling out my third year and we don’t acknowledge each others presence anymore. My current friends, and the ones that I think are actually going to last, I met 3rd year.</p>
<p>I’d imagine it’d be pretty hard to make friends in hell, clockwork</p>
<p>it is my first year in college, and i feel there are people who are there to meet friends to hang out with other than for purely networking purposes. i went through a transition from the best h/s in my state - > dropping out wasted 5 years of my life. -> to college, and i feel i seen enough to say this, fake fake fake fake fake fakezillas be everywhere in the colleges.</p>
<p>What are you talking about Zap? I hear Hitler throws the best dinner parties, or you could join Saddam’s book club. Those guys have the best stories.</p>
<p>I met some of the best friends I’ll ever have my freshman year. I also met some people I thought would be the best friends I’ll ever have as well, and earlier this year I learned how huge dicks people you trust can be.
But I still came out with way more friends than I lost. </p>
<p>But I did meet some people sophomore year as well. A lot of those friends of friends became actual friends once people decided who they were rooming with and I saw them more. I’m also pledging a frat (coed) this semester and I’ve already made friends there.</p>
<p>I probably had one close friend last year and then I had a group of just friends. This year (2nd year) we all got very close- but the foundation was set last year. Some of the people that we were friends with kind of drifted away and some of us became really tight. One of the people that drifted away is now my boyfriend, so you never know. </p>
<p>I have made a few friends this year, but I really haven’t been around too many new people. Most of my new friends are the result of merging friend groups between my boy and I. Had we not been dating, I would probably have had only one or two new friends this year.</p>