I only went to university to meet people

>>35964902
>I only went to university to meet people Anonymous 04/02/17(Sun)00:16:16 No.35964902and I haven't made a single decent friend
honestly same

I was by myself for the most during first year, i finaly made a friend during the spring, 2nd year.

This definitely applied to me. It was extra hard as I moved across the country in order to do it (but still go home on holidays). For the first three years or so I didn't have anyone, just friends from back home who I talked to on Skype.

However, I was able to find people I connected with once I stopped limiting myself to my campus. It seems counter intuitive when everyone your age is collected there looking for new friends, but I only found people I was really close to via Meetup groups etc. in the city outside my school. I just wish I would have done it sooner as I'll be graduating soon.

So try to look outside your campus if you haven't already. University can be a great way to find friends but it can also put blinders on you.

>>35966476
good tip anon

a rare sight on /r9k/

>>35966476
Just a question if you don't mind, are groups based around doing an activity or going places a good idea? Like maybe some non-serious light sports or something like chess or whatever? I can't really find any groups at my uni that are for people interested in meeting people, they're mostly and purely about the activity itself.

>>35964902
Are you, yourself, a decent friend? What have you done to meet people?