Please write a paragraph how to make new friends

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The question was how to make new friends. There are many ways to do so. But most importantly, be yourself. When making new friends you shouldn’t protay Someone you’re not . If your being yourself the person should feel comfortable around you and want to be your friend. So in conclusion you want to be yourself so the person you’re trying to become friends with knows who you are as a person.

ryzh [129]3 years ago

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Make new friends can be sometimes scary. Especially, getting out of your comfort zone to talk to people you don’t know. It’s super important to be authentic, don’t change yourself because of what they do or don’t like!

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