>in college >suddenly making friends FUCK What do I do?

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>>18575254
>how do I maintain a new friendship?
hang out with them, discuss school-related topics, listen and tell stories

>When is it okay to add someone on social media?
as soon as possible, just make sure your social media profile is presentable, by which I mean, not full of anime and memes

>anyone being friendly to me is just doing that to make fun of me in the long run
I've experienced this kind of feel, since I was socially awkward in HS to a large degree where it caused me bad physical symptoms like shaky voice, shaky hands, grouching posture, looking down while walking etc. then later on in life learned to socialize better and now I wouldn't say I am that socially awkward anymore.

I think when you are out of HS, social anxiety starts to make less sense, because people in college tend to be less of an assholes than in HS.

>>18575254
Just be cool. Go along with whatever they want to do but don't be afraid to voice your opinion if you think it matters enough to mention. Try and find the appeal in the group activities they do that your friend group might not. Dont be afraid to drink or go camping or something that might seem a little bit too much, just judge the company you're with and trust them if theyre trustworthy.

>>18575254
>When is it okay to add someone on social media?
When you know their name and they know yours and you say words to each other.
>go to uni
>someone adds me on fb
>"eh whatever" - accept
>starts a chain reaction and one day later everyone in my class is on my fb

>>18575254
>how do I maintain a new friendship
If they're not interested in the topic you're discussing, just forget it.
Not everyone gets as excited about gundams as you. Also, don't try to correct their taste or opinions.
Basically do unto others as you would have them do unto you