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writes: There's this girl who I graduated from hs last year who I'm following on twitter. We barely talked in hs but she seems really cool and nice and I would like to be friends. I've been feeling really lonely since I started college and haven't really been making good friends but it seems like I have a lot in common with her and that we'd get along easily. Any suggestions on how I can befriend her? I don't want to look creepy and I'm not obsessed. I'm just really lonely and feel like I could use some new friends. Thank you! Reply to this Question Share |
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reader, Sara_the_Slytherin +, writes (26 October 2013):
It's very true that any kind of relationship or bonding happens over time. But, you could still initiate something... Malvern is correct, a common interest in a good way to initiate a conversation. A lot of bonding happens in groups of people. Maybe you have a mutual friend, and you guys could plan an outing and invite her along. Just an idea. For all you know, she's lonely and wants someone to reach out to her!
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reader, CMMP +, writes (26 October 2013):
Do you have any real world contact with her or do you have to "ask her out" via Twitter?
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reader, malvern +, writes (25 October 2013):
Just smile at her and be pleasant. Very often the best way to get to know people is to have a common bond ie: both play the same sport, enjoy the same hobby etc. because it gives you something to talk about. You can't really force a friendship, they just tend to grow over a length of time.
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