[Lucy22433]

You want to know how to find people to hang out with who are comfortable with who you are. Good start – people shouldn’t go around pretending to be who they think people want them to be because the friends they make wont truely be their friends. So the question is – who are you? What do you like to do? What are you interested in? Here is my experience finding people to hang with in college. There are the people in your classes. Form study groups with people and get together at the local coffee shop or something like that – preferably someplace where there is food or drink because that puts people at ease. There may already be study groups that you can join, or you might have to put yourself out there and start one up. You will get to know people will probably find some that you would like to hang out with some more. I’ve found that the harder the class, the closer people in study groups get. And after a long hard study session, tell your group that you are suffering from brain drain and does anyone want to go shoot pool and have a beer – or something along those lines, whatever you like to do. There are also clubs you can join – depending on your major, outside interests, and so on. You can meet plenty of people there. And, if you live in the dorms, then you have ready-made hangin’ buddies. You live together, eat together, and you can hang together. And through them you will probably meet other people as well. Good luck, and don’t get discouraged when you see those girls with TONS of friends. Most of those friends will split as soon as it’s not ‘cool’ to hang out with that girl anymore.

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Name : Lucy22433, Gender : F, Race : Hispanic/Latino (may be any race), Age : 26, City : San Jose, State : CA, Country : United States, Occupation : Engineer, Education level : 4 Years of College, Social class : Middle class, 

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