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#26
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I appreciate your perspective. I have long wondered if the people I see on Facebook posting all their parties and whatnot are truly friends in the sense that I would want to have friends. It seems like if you want to party like crazy or otherwise make a mess of your life, you can always find a group of people willing to do that with you. If you want to be constructive with your life, it’s harder to find a group of friends. I agree that the group of friends your parents had is rare these days. So much is about appearances. |
#27
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No, have fb 'friends' but they are not really friends.
I went out on Friday for the first time in ages and am paranoid that I made a fool of myself now. So have been avoiding everyone. If they have been looking me up on fb they probably see that I am into politics and am not that quiet polite woman they knew that didn't have an opinion on anything; kind of confirmed that at the night out when drunk. I wish I had stayed at home. |
#28
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nope, I'm terrible at making friends. I'm really shy and its hard getting me out of my shell. I would love gaining some friends because im starting to feel the loneliness bothering me.
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#29
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Usually I’m good at making friends and want to volunteer so make more friends. I go to meet up groups sometimes also.
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#30
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My coworkers want to hang out with me and do something. I said sure as long as it doesn’t involve roller coasters or laser tag. They said maybe a water park. I’m not thrilled about hanging out with anyone but I don’t want to be rude. These people are legit trying to include me in things so I feel like I ought to try.
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