Thank you all for the advice you offered; I appreciate it all.

I don't wish to seem ungrateful towards any advice, so I think I'll just leave it with a thank you. I'll try to bear in mind that which I find particularly helpful, and who knows what may happen in the future.

mikeinie;1367874 wrote: I am sorry to hear that, college should be a fun place not a lonely one. Where did your sister go?


She just left for a college ~3 hours away.

<t>mikeinie;1367865 wrote: I think that by the fact that you get on so well in school you could easily makes friends. The friendships don't normally evolve from conversations, it tends to come from doing activities together. Do you get involved in school activities? Teams? or anything that is social...

<t>Hi! I'm twenty, and I work and study at a community college. I specify community college because it means there's a lot less that goes on on campus for meeting people.<br/> <br/> I feel like I often talk to people in my classes. I have "in class" friends, but it never transitions to anything outs...