Going back to school problems..x0?

Question

im going back to school next week and i wanna make new friends because im stuck in this particular group, id like to make new friends as well as keep my old ones without ditching them, because one of my friends is very sensitive about that kinda thing, how can i do this?!x0x

Answer 1

Well honestly, it's easier to make new friends if you're going to high school because you definitely will NOT be in all of the classes with your friends and you might not even have lunch with the same people!! So you have time to make new friends too. Your friend will probably end of making new friends too but you don't have to completely ditch her...While you're making new friends you can wave to her in the halls, give her a nice smile, just let her know that you guys are still cool!! Good luck!

Answer 2

just tell your friend that u would like more friends and to meet new ppl.  u know u cant stay stuck with the same friends forever. its never bad to make new friends! and just start with saying hi to a person u would like to be friends with and that will most likey start a good friendship :}

Answer 3

1. Take a deep breath. You shouldn't be so nervous, you're just going to a new school. Remember that in your new school you will find kids your age. You're going to meet people like you there. Don't stare at others before you get to know them.

2. Be yourself! Never change who you are to try and fit in. If your friends don't accept you for you, they're not really friends.

3. Be hygienic. Nothing makes a worse first impression than a whiff of B.O. or bad breath that could knock someone over. Shower daily, wear deodorant, brush your teeth, and wash your hair . Designer clothes aren't everything, but look neat. It can make you seem friendlier and more approachable.

4. Be inviting. A smile goes a long way. When you walk in the halls, don't hunch over your books or keep your eyes on the floor. Stick your chin up and make eye contact with other people. If you see someone you know, give a smile or say hi. Introduce yourself. Tell them your name and where you're from. Ask a question: "What do you do for fun?" Chat about the new school. Let your guard down, and be approachable!

5. Make the first move. Anywhere, in the bathroom, near your locker, or at the water fountain, you can find someone that has things in common with you, all you need is to know how to approach them. Strike up a conversation, smile and compliment them, and, of course, introduce yourself and tell them where you came from! You never know where you can find a nice friend.

6. Do something nice for someone. Save someone a seat. Say "hi" in the hall. Give congratulations for a job well done. Pay a compliment: "I like your backpack."

7. Join more after school activities you like. Choir or theater or hang around for a French club meeting, etc. Even if you don't know anyone there, you'll all share a common interest, and you can experience with different personalities from yours that have the same interest!

8. Look out for others in your grade. You're probably not the only one and at the very least, you'll have one thing in common: you're both in an unfamiliar environment. The good news is, if you are starting at a new school in startup year, almost everyone is new! Since being new is something that you all have in common, making new friends shouldn't be that hard. Talk about your old school, your new school, your opinions, grades, teachers, etc.

9. Don't sit at the back of the class where other people dont notice you! Try to sit in the middle where your around everyone and can make conversation.

10. Be confident, smile, HAVE FUN! =)