Post number #412731, ID: 7b1af1
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I thought about moving school at the start of this year (16m) since I was pretty unhappy. I'm happy at the moment I guess, but I wonder if I couldn't enjoy the other school more - mainly to meet new, more varied, more interesting people. I like my current friends and I think I'll be happy, but they're all kind of shitposty - I can't discuss books and music or deeper/more personal stuff. Maybe I could get a gf/bf or learn to play an instrument with friends who like the same music? 1
Post number #412734, ID: 7b1af1
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And while I think I'm happy to stay, I wonder if I'll always miss that, and I won't be very close to the friends I have. I sound snobby and uptight but we're really pretty different; I just can't talk about music, film or books. I know mostly everyone and my school (200 people (sixth form) vs 2000 in the other) and there are some people I'd like to know better but I don't think I'm going to make any new friends at my school.
So the question is how do I meet people outside school?
Post number #412741, ID: 2d564f
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Head over to your local glory hole and become famous from your world class succ. People will come to meet you.
Post number #412746, ID: 7b1af1
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A kid came back from the other school recently, saying he hated the atmosphere/teachers and didn't get on with the students - the very reason I want to move for. After 5 weeks he says he only made a couple of friends. Obviously I'm not him, I think I'm more friendly and funny and can get on with people easier than he does, but idk - one or two people after five weeks doesn't make it sound like a great place. But I was there for half a day and met some really friendly people, so :/
Post number #412747, ID: 7b1af1
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A kid came back from the other school recently, saying he hated the atmosphere/teachers and didn't get on with the students - the very reason I want to move for. After 5 weeks he says he only made a couple of friends. Obviously I'm not him, I think I'm more friendly and funny and can get on with people easier than he does, but idk - one or two people after five weeks doesn't make it sound like a great place. But I was there for half a day and met some really friendly people, so :/
Post number #412863, ID: 7b1af1
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Ok epic double post, captcha fuckup
And so I'm going to stay but the question just becomes how do I meet people like me? if I do learn an instrument, how do I meet people to play it with? where can I find people I can discuss more serious or more personal issues with, but also joke around with? I obviously want to meet people my age but nobody really does anything, and a lot of the people I could really get on with are probably just at home most of the time.
Post number #412890, ID: 7b1af1
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I just want friends I can get on with well and talk about shit and feel comfortable with, howww
should I move?
Post number #412995, ID: 5f39df
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>>412890 Hum, friends never worked that way for me... I never wanted friends, but I got a bunch of buddies to fuck around with. We just come together cuz we know we can just drop the fucking social filter and start getting some real fun.
Post number #412996, ID: 5f39df
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>>412995 (By that I mean crack stupid jokes and be living memes while playing tabletop games and eating pizza)
Post number #413038, ID: 2d2564
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>>412996 That's a weird eay to describe an orgy.
Post number #413107, ID: 5f39df
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>>413038 INDEED IT IS MY G/U/RL!
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| I thought about moving school at the start of this year (16m) since I was pretty unhappy. I'm happy at the moment I guess, but I wonder if I couldn't enjoy the other school more - mainly to meet new, more varied, more interesting people. I like my current friends and I think I'll be happy, but they're all kind of shitposty - I can't discuss books and music or deeper/more personal stuff. Maybe I could get a gf/bf or learn to play an instrument with friends who like the same music? 1