Hey /adv/ I'm in my last year of school (or at least in

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>>18693876
Hello.
Can i sit next to you?
What do you study?
Hey, i study that too. Wanna be my friend?

Yes it is that easy.
http://www.improveyoursocialskills.com/conversation

Also psycholog and CBT for your depression.

>>18693885
>Hello.
>Can i sit next to you?
>What do you study?
>Hey, i study that too. Wanna be my friend?

that makes you sound autistic anon, not friendly

>>18693956
Sure way buddy, never do anything, never ever reach to people around you amd stay single / forever alone just to avoid being percieved as creepy or autistic.

Maybe as a last question use something less direct like do you have facebook? Wanna play games with me? Wanna go grab dinner after? What do you do for fun?

>>18693996
i mean i had a gf for 3.5 years until this past november and i have friends in my hometown, but i just feel like i have a really hard time talking to people in these big group scenarios

one on one i think im fine idk, i actually do appreciate the advice i guess so thanks anon didn't mean to sound like an ungrateful asshole

>>18693876
I know that feel.

There two things you can do.
1) Join a club. Clubs are pretty much for lonely losers. Easy to make friends. Doesn't need to be school related.
2) See someone who looks cool and sit by them for a few classes. And be like "Wow this homeworks sucks, huh" and then the next class be like "Hey, want to study on this shit?"

The great thing about uni classes is that there are often 30-150 people.
I mean a shitload.
So if you strike out the first attempt, just sit somewhere else and you'll never see them again

>>18694100
i'm tempted to join a club but I'm super anxious and nervous about it. i've considered joining the board game club but i'm afraid i'll annoy people by not knowing the rules & shit as crazy as that sounds.

>The great thing about uni classes is that there are often 30-150 people.

I'm actually in college which in canada is slightly different from uni, the classes are much smaller, probably about the size of a highschool class maybe a bit bigger

>>18694283
Most boardgame people are partially autistic so they love explaining rules so long as you smile and look innocent
And you can always do your homework if you know what game is coming.

I'm also Canadian, btw. My highschool class was about 20. University classes are usually a lot larger

>>18694293
ah word, yeah uni classes are large but colleges are much smaller (i.e. fleming college vs trent university) is what I meant

>>18694350
Whatever.
Like I said, I'm Canadian, so our shit is smaller.
Your college classes are big enough.