• Grammaton ClericOP
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    141 year ago

    I don’t need to change, I just need more people to talk to outside of work. Making new friends at my age is the Dark Souls of socializing 💀

    • @xpinchx
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      71 year ago

      Board game groups, trivia, coed pickup sports in the summer, Facebook social groups for any of your interests (hiking, gaming, book clubs, etc)

      The only reliable way to make actual friends is be somewhere where you bump into them on a regular basis. If you’re a shut-in it’s not gonna happen.

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        I went to a board game meetup group for a while but never ended up having many conversations outside of what was needed for the games themselves. I think the facebook thing might have had something to do with it, the group organized mostly through facebook and people suggested I communicate with it but I am banned from facebook and don’t want to use it anyway.

    • @Alteon
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      31 year ago

      Meet Ups. Seriously. I got most of my post-school friends from doing that. Boardgame meetups were the best.

    • Zorque
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      21 year ago

      Yes, but if you don’t deal with the negative feelings you have when people comment on something you’re self conscious about, its still going to affect you. Not everything can be solved with exposure therapy.

      • Grammaton ClericOP
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        11 year ago

        That’s not a problem with me, it’s the lack of like-minded individuals with which to converse. I’m not really self-conscious about anything other than doing my job at work.

    • @thorbot
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      -31 year ago

      Quantify everything in terms of video game difficulty might be the first red flag