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I gen think its up to looks but there are some sub5 with better social life than me
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I gen think its up to looks but there are some sub5 with better social life than me
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im gen trying to think of a ugly person with high social life but i cant think of onelow looks = low social life
Its not looks - it's everything else.I gen think its up to looks but there are some sub5 with better social life than me
whatIts not looks - it's everything else.
The reason you lack a social life is not because of how you look. It is more likely that everything besides your looks contribute to your lack of social life.what
hmm how could I improveThe reason you lack a social life is not because of how you look. It is more likely that everything besides your looks contribute to your lack of social life.
After highschool: Engage more actively with others, pursue common interests, and be open and empathetic. Attend social events, join clubs or groups, and use social media as a tool for connection, not just consumption. Work on your communication skills, be a good listener, and show genuine interest in others' lives. Regularly make time for social activities and maintain a positive, friendly attitude.hmm how could I improve
hmm im quite shy i might work on that thank youAfter highschool: Engage more actively with others, pursue common interests, and be open and empathetic. Attend social events, join clubs or groups, and use social media as a tool for connection, not just consumption. Work on your communication skills, be a good listener, and show genuine interest in others' lives. Regularly make time for social activities and maintain a positive, friendly attitude.
In highschool:
- Join Clubs and Activities
- Participate in clubs that match your interests. This could be anything from sports teams to drama clubs, robotics to debate teams.
- Engage actively in these clubs by attending meetings regularly and volunteering for roles that increase interaction with others.
- Attend School Events
- Go to sports games, school dances, plays, and other gatherings. These are great opportunities to meet new people.
- Try to go with a friend if you're shy, but also make an effort to talk to new people when you're there.
- Be Friendly and Approachable
- Smile and say hello to classmates and peers. Being friendly makes you more approachable.
- Make small talk. Ask about their day, classes, and interests.
- Improve Your Conversation Skills
- Listen actively and show genuine interest in others' stories.
- Ask open-ended questions that encourage more than yes/no answers.
- Volunteer
- Join community service groups or start a volunteer project. This can introduce you to people outside of your immediate social circle and also looks good on college applications.
- Work on Self-Confidence
- Participate in public speaking, theater, or debate to boost your confidence.
- Practicing skills like speaking in front of others can make it easier to initiate conversations.
- Use Social Media Wisely
- Connect with your classmates on social media to keep up with events and share interests.
- Be positive and supportive online; avoid drama.
- Be Open to New Friendships
- Don't limit your social circle to one group. Be open to making friends from different circles and backgrounds.
- Sometimes, unexpected friendships can be the most rewarding.
- Respect Differences
- Be respectful of differing opinions and backgrounds. High school is a diverse environment, and embracing diversity can enrich your social experience.
- Maintain Your Relationships
- Stay in touch, make plans, and show up when you say you will. Good friends are key to a fulfilling social life