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How can I join in on their conversations?

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Question - (11 October 2008) 1 Answers - (Newest, 12 October 2008)
A female United Kingdom age 36-40, anonymous writes:

i dont know what is it, but ive just attended college and im having a great time, ive made a few friends and enjoy going on nights out with them, however, i feel i cant really talk to them for long and i feel we dont have much in common, its different when your out and having a drink as all we do is dance and chat drunkley to eachother, but when were on our own i find thier all getting along great and im always lisening to the conversation rather than joining, and when i return back home its such a relief to see my old friends who im use to. i was quite shy when i was younger but not anymore so maybe this is the problem, peraps the shyness is creeping back up on me, i dont think its anything to do with confidence, is it normal for people to feel like this, if anyone can give me any tips and advice on how to socialise a bit more then that'd be great, thanks xxxxxxxx

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (12 October 2008):

Try to become interested in the same things they are interested or find people who have the same interests as you

In some social groups you get the loud ones and the more quiet ones

It does not mean that you do not belong to the group, it is maybe that you are a deep thinker

Eventually you will be comfortable with each of them and start talking more

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