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I never outright ignore or disregard advice. I will always have a good reason why I did, or did not accept advice, and I will always acknowledge the advice, whether or not if it's relevant to my specific problems.
Yeah maybe if you consider continuing to be annoyed that you have no friends a 'good reason' to ignore the good advice that you're getting in this thread.
wtf are you talking about and what relation does it have to this topicHaha I do
but i was a violist once (and yeah i love viola jokes because that instrument is BAD at the non-professional level IMHO)
and the more "musically-inclined" kids definitely had a mean-streak going on
although that may play into the fact that rich, popular (white but not always) kids often join the arts early because they can and are able to afford the best crafted instruments, bow and bow hair, etc.)
I'd say same goes for the woodwinds/brass and not just string instruments
also sitting down with some string players who play professionally, they say one of the more stressful aspects of it is that competition for seat placement gets some people really nasty
but that's just anything related to competition at all, and yeah it's anecdotal evidence so make of that as you will
obv
Tell me this doesn't mean...
I talk to people online over aim, message boards, etc, but it's not a substitute for actual human interraction.
Mr Del Rio, my esteemed friend, we already discussed how that cames from hard work, compromise, and patience.You guys are all telling him how to make friends, what Ruby wants is to keep them.
talking about how cute teran is
basically play a dating sim WITHOUT A GUIDE
maybe it's my time to learn a life lesson:You guys are all telling him how to make friends, what Ruby wants is to keep them.
But if he wants to keep friends then he has to make them first right? After making friends he should be able to keep them depending on what kind of category the friendship follows on. Say I make a friend that likes pasta and I like hotdogs. He/she takes me to a pasta resturaunt and I detest pasta. I'm not going to go all out and say "HEY! I don't like pasta take me somewhere else." I'll kindly say, "Okay let's hang out and eat pasta then go out for some burgers and hot dogs later. BETTER YET! Let's go to a place that sells both :D" If you want to keep friends you might as well sacrifice a few things yourself. Get to know each other more. Discuss hobbies and interest and keep in contact.You guys are all telling him how to make friends, what Ruby wants is to keep them.
You have to have friends in order to keep them.You guys are all telling him how to make friends, what Ruby wants is to keep them.
you are more annoying than rubyiristalking about how cute teran is
pretty sure it's related in a roundabout way like smash bros -> life
it's okay man sometimes you gotta go for the dashdance grab even if it looks predictable as ****
obv
basically play a dating sim WITHOUT A GUIDE
and tell us how many waifusu you get
obv
maybe it's my time to learn a life lesson:
how often are these two things mutually exclusive? no one pulls their **** out on the first date and probably not the second date either.
obv
Yes, yes you do, but in Ruby's case he can talk to people but loses interest in them and it's hard to turn them into friends.
I didn't explain my point completely. All I was trying to say was that, you can have friendships go from online to offline. The chances of you finding people located in your area might be slim, but one or two might pop up. From there, you can do the whole "Hey! We should hang out!" Start conversations related to the forums you met at, and naturally things should go into other topics.
Yes, exactly, he doesn't "turn them into friends" in the first place, therefore he doesn't need help keeping friends, he needs help making friends. Which he is receiving, and avoiding like the plague, in this thread.Yes, yes you do, but in Ruby's case he can talk to people but loses interest in them and it's hard to turn them into friends.
He said that what he considers acquaintances, are what we would consider our friends so basically what we need to do is tell him how to make a best friend
not so much a friend.
aww that hurts
Young can still teach the old. People live off their own experiences anyway.I'm only 16 D: I haven't learned everything in life yet I'm going off my own experiences. Im not much of a social person but if I remember my first date it was almost a disaster but we did what was planned we did what we were going to do.
But friendship usually starts out as being an acuaintance. It develops through time and being someone's BEST friend is just as hard as befriending that chihuahua across the street. It takes a good amount of trust to even reach that level.He said that what he considers acquaintances, are what we would consider our friends so basically what we need to do is tell him how to make a best friend
Nah, you can't tell someone how to make a best friend.He said that what he considers acquaintances, are what we would consider our friends so basically what we need to do is tell him how to make a best friend
