This could be your chance to make some friends! Be friendly with people around the school. Chat to someone who's by themselves and maybe you could have something in common.
This could be your chance to make some friends! Be friendly with people around the school. Chat to someone who's by themselves and maybe you could have something in common.
I know that's easier said than done. I hope you do make some friends because you seem like such a sweet person.
I know, I am trying my best, it's just it's not my first week... I feel like I have met everyone I am ever going to meet at this school. The first weeks should be a breakthrough, and I feel like I'm still in the same place
The first week is the one where you have to get used to your surroundings and what your life is going to be like. Now that all that's passed you can concentrate on just being who you are and hopefully you'll be accepted by a bunch of nice people at your school.Thank you for the advice
And thank you so much, that cheered me up! And right back at you, just as I mentioned earlier in some post, I appreciate your advice so much, you have been so helpful
^ I know how you feel. Moving to a new school is always tough. I moved to NY when I was 10, and even though I didn't have SA then, it was still hard for me to fit in. I never fully fit in here either. Coming from the city to an extremely small rural town, people around here don't always accept you. While elementary school was fine for me, by high school everyone changed and I was teased quite a bit. I did have friends though in high school, even if some of those friends weren't exactly the best. I don't mean to dampen your spirits with my negative experiences, as it's different for everyone. I will say this though, the one place where I felt I truly belonged was in Yearbook club. When I joined, it was just something to do, I didn't think I'd stick with it. I was in it for 5 years, made co-editor in chief last year, was (and still am) friends with my advisor, and it was tons of fun.
(Even though a couple of the people I worked with weren't the friendliest) My advice to you is to join a club or two, while also following Mikey's advice with being friendly. That's how you meet new people and make friends. Good luck! 
If you get someone willing to do that tell me so I can do it to! That sounds like fun.
Is this a good thing?
! Keep it up!! So, can you think of any ways to attract the female audience?
lol
I'm sure that you know what you're doing. If you've attracted the attention of professional agencies, then your group must be working smoothly. The leadership position is tough, yes, but your members believe that you can do it and so do these companies
On a side note, ShyKiwi, you~! You want some females in your group and Deadman knows why
I understand what you mean, mate. Places with too much testosterone can feel like a contest between all the men. Women do make any group more diverse and interesting. While it's not good to wish women having social phobia, hopefully more of them join.
