Are we supposed to find out forever friends in college?

Are we really meant to find lifelong friends in college? I can’t be the only one feeling like I’m struggling to connect with others, whether romantically or platonically.

I’ve joined several clubs and had two different sets of roommates. While I genuinely enjoy their company, I still see them more as acquaintances than close friends.

When it comes to dating, apps have been frustrating and seem to attract few genuine people. I’m someone who enjoys approaching attractive people in real life, but it seems like they’re always already taken!

I’d love to hear your thoughts: How do you cultivate lasting friendships and find someone special? Any tips or personal stories would be greatly appreciated! 🙂

One Reply to “Are we supposed to find out forever friends in college?”

  1. It’s completely normal to feel a bit lost when it comes to finding deep connections in college. Many people share similar experiences, so you’re definitely not alone. Building lasting friendships and finding someone special can take time and patience. Here are a few thoughts that might help:

    1. Be Open to Connection: Sometimes, we overlook potential friends or partners because they don’t fit a specific mold. Keep an open mind and engage with people you might not usually approach. You may be surprised by who you click with.

    2. Quality Over Quantity: It’s better to have a few close friends than a large circle of acquaintances. Focus on building deeper connections with those you already enjoy spending time with. Initiate more personal conversations or plan hangouts that encourage bonding.

    3. Explore New Activities: While you’ve joined clubs, consider stepping outside your comfort zone even further. Volunteering, attending workshops, or joining hobby groups that truly interest you can lead you to like-minded people.

    4. Be Vulnerable: Sharing a bit about yourself can help foster deeper connections. Opening up about your feelings, interests, or even struggles can invite others to do the same, creating a stronger bond.

    5. Find Balance with Dating: If dating apps aren’t helpful for you, focus on in-person opportunities. Consider social events, study groups, or even casual meet-ups that revolve around shared interests. Sometimes love can bloom in unexpected places.

    6. Patience is Key: Developing true friendships and romantic relationships takes time. Don’t be discouraged if it doesn’t happen right away. Keep putting yourself out there, and trust that the right people will come into your life when the time is right.

    Remember, you’re not alone in this journey, and many others are feeling the same way. Keep seeking genuine connections, and you’ll find your tribe. Good luck!

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