Has anyone watched That 70's Show? I just finished the entire

Most chilled sweetheart girls are lonely, so they become crazy party girls because there's no other way to meet guys except at parties and clubs.

>>17933766
So have I missed my chance? Have they all converted? Where can I find em?

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>>17933755
Just to sort of summarize, I have a real idealised perception of relationships, with the whole idea of soulmates and shit being very attractive to me, and I want to meet mine but I feel it's too late, and want to know whether to abandon this idea (and how) or how to find my soulmate. The same idea applies to friendship.

>>17933806
Love isn't real and soulmates do not exist. Friends will come to you when you go places you search for them in the right places. Be sociable and you'll find them by the way.

The thing about TV shows, is that they aren't real.

They idealized every aspect of high school life. I had a solid group of friends I'd chill with all the time, but it wasn't as spectacular as they made it seem honestly. None of us even smoked or drank

We just sat around playing mortal kombat and talking shit and drinking off-brand sodas

>>17933899
I want that at college, but I can't find those sorts of people. That's the sort of thing I'd want to do though. How did you guys meet one another?

>>17934021
You're not going to meet people in your classes unless you're the sort of social butterfly that I know you aren't, have you looked into clubs and societies? What are you interested in? Have you thought about student politics? You could even potentially do some study overseas, you'll get real close with your coursemates.

>>17934213
That's another thing, I'm not really sure what I'm interested in. I sit around on my computer and play games and occasionally go to the gym. Student politics at my college is really serious too, the people there are REALLY uptight