Its hard because after college young people are not interested in making more friends anymore. After 22 yo, almost everyone already has an established group of friends and thats enough
As somone in uni currently, my experience is the complete opposite. I've never had any good friends ever in my life until uni, like i have had friends before, but not like close ones. I have met so many like minded people in uni that i just get along really well with.
@@blehblah1 Uh huh. Just wait until you've found a decent job/ part time job and then 1 of your "friends" start asking you for 100 dollars just to buy crack/ cocaine.
I went to uni with this mindset and somehow ended up making friends. The trauma tested and strengthened our friendship and almost 10 years later, we still get together to celebrate birthdays, holidays, and go on vacations. It’s funny how things worked itself out and I was just lucky enough to find lifelong friends.
first year in college and yeah. it's exactly how Kronii described it. my college "friends" feels like co-workers rather than friends. i don't mind being around them but i also don't want to.
Damn but yeh I guess its effective here in the Philippines I ended up getting adopted by both extroverts with introverts who plays games the girls in the group was strong enough to talk back at professors ive managed to get close to a professor who was known to talk down and fail students cuz well I missed his exams on two occasions and he gave a chance to take the exam cuz I was dumb enough to say I was playing games all night and he started telling me he used to play games when he was at college like I selected the right dialogue wtf
University course selection can be one of the reasons it’s hard to maintain friendships. Back in my freshman year, I had a great friend, but by sophomore and junior years, we hardly had any classes together. As a result, we had fewer chances to meet, and our interactions naturally became less frequent.
yep, college was like that for me, go to class, class is finished, go home or to another class, idk how people make friends, I did had to join countless groups but always with random people that even if I like them they probably wont care to see me again, I tried to make friends at first but eventually they all went away, so now I just make "semester friends" we hang out for 3 months until we get our grades and then move on, is totally normal , at least for us introverts
I can ABSOLUTELY relate to her, feeling bitter thinking back all the trauma in school people gave me. Honestly I can be friends with Kronii through our shared dislike for socialising and school.
@@xenakim7128what i hate about school is they made the joy of learning suck, like i used to be a book worm but when in my school it was required to read a story for a project or whatever I just dropped reading as a hobby and also like learning a new hobby becomes a chore. But yeah i agree with u
@@Nerrev Technically I do not hate school, I like learning and did well on my tests. Just my school life from start to end was plagued with bullies and shitty friends which made school miserable. Edit: but glad I found Hololive and its amazing community.
Too real. The only friend I had was like the one dude I knew from highschool that was in the same program that I was in. Anyone new, I'd be introduced via him, but even then those new folks never stayed too long and now after graduating, we barely keep in touch.
I literally JUST came back from college and this gets recommended... Our mentality us the exact same LMAO the way she was explaining how she feels about making friends and chat worrying for her is basically me and my parents when they ask me if I've made any friends yet
she's partially right. if you're just there for the degree it's a fine attitude to have, but keeping up with your relationships in college can open many doors for you. Internships, job opportunities, etc all can be sped up and achieved sooner than others by knowing the right people. There's many college grads who graduate with a large debt and then are stuck working at taco bell or some entry level job because they can't get their foot into the door of the career they studied for. It's a tough environment to excel in.
@@Mintiremyeah but that’s anything in life. Need a promotion? Guess what you need to be a mid employee who only stands out cause you grab the bosses attention.
How do you even "know right people"? Unless you study in a very prestigious university/college, then PARENTS/FAMILY of your "friends" can be those "right people" to help you get a job (or less probably: you are the favorite student of an important teacher), but not the "friends" themselves, because they are basically at the same point in life as you. Also, there are some "garage stories" (like a group of friends started a company in a garage, and then it became Microsoft or Apple), but those stories have the probability of less than 1%.
@@piotr004 you're right getting to know people doesn't help you should go to college get your liberal arts degree and accept your fate working for Starbucks.
I actually formed some pretty solid friendships in college that still last to this day. I wouldn't have survived without them. I do, however, feel that way at work. I barely socialize during breaks, and as soon as the clock is up i immediately leave.
Same Go to college, study, get home, maybe study some more if theres exams coming up, but other than that, its pretty much home->campus->repeat 95% of the time
I am always getting such a fun but guilty feeling whenever she does a rant because she's usually also being so relatable. She sayin what we all thinkin.
... I actually disagree. I studied hard science shit up to PhD level. Have the degrees and the health issues from stress to prove it. I must say that having friends actually help keep you sane and not do really, really fucking dumb bullshit like joining a cult because you're depressed... twice... or at least try. Or, you know, jumping from really high places because you are DONE. There are other fucked up shit that can happen in school and it DEFINITELY is not for everyone, it's also a lie that "a degree will guarantee a good job", and the system does the impossible to both exploit the teachers and to praise those that jump to administrative duties in an attempt to escape from doing their job. There are tons of DISGUSTING bullshit directly related to schools, the system, the students, teachers, etc. If you think it's bad when you're a student, become a teacher and you will see worse. So, what is my point? Friends, family and loved ones make that at least tolerable.
Yeah... that was the point of her "rant". See 2:14. She probably had a very poor social life in university and suffers from a case of sour grapes or jealously of people who had a decent social life and she exaggerates her rant on purpose to show she's painfully self-aware about it. In other words she uses post-irony as a coping mechanism.
I think if you're there to like actually learn things, there's a higher chance you'll find genuine friendships. In contrast, I think lots of people aren't actually there to learn :P It's more of a place to slowly transition from living at home to moving out
I also did the Kronii strategy. I only started to make new friends on my last semester and they did not even go to university, I meet them via discord or by just bumping into them at a get together.
It opposite for me. In school I'm an introvert person who prefer being left alone for peace & really uncomfortable to socialize with other people because it make me feel tired. But after I entered the college, I started to think that I need change and make friends. Surprisingly many people in my course had same interest & hobby like me in college. I dunno how but I started to gain many friends (also maybe result from teamwork project). then we graduate and until now we still contact each other eventhough we live far away from each other. Every weekend or every night we will gather in discord to play games and once in while we meet each other. Guess I've been blessed with good friends that understand me and I really appreciate it
Primary School = Hyperactive kid that get bullied Secondary School = Invisible Teenager that exist but not exist College until now= I'm free from the past
OMG I'm just imagining that Kronii is in a Handa Kun (the Barakamon spinoff) like scenario. She's just being there all cool but thinking that everyone doesn't like her meanwhile they are all praising her, without her knowing. At the exact time she is saying this they are all probably having a party waiting for her to show up meanwhile her invite is in the mail.
1 month in uni rn, and I can kinda understand what Kronii is saying. Even though i do act buddy-buddy with my classmates and whatnot, i can barely remember their names even though we talk occasionally.
it's kinda sad because i never had lasting relationships in college. while the others hit it off pretty well, i was always in the corner. kinda sad, but that's life.
I for real only got aquaintances in university... Like they were chill but we werent "friends friends" I don't really talk to any of the ones I worked with... At the end that was it: we could work together well. It was never a super tight friendship, we had some fun during proyects and what not but we never really hung out outside of college as Kronii puts it: why would I do that when I can go home?
THATS SO ME. Im finishing my second year now and its insane. I have made 0 friends this whole time. Nobody speaks, nobody is nice, Im not a super awkward person but NOBODY puts their foot forward. And I get maybe I should show more initiative but if nobody else is, why should I (also I got burned in high school for trying to show initiative so hell no Im not doing that again, if they want to be my friend so bad they can come over here and say so) Its honestly a little devastating bevause you can see everybody else having fun in groups and partying. Ive never gone to a party, I dont even talk to anybody really. Its always a blow to my self esteem. I tried clubs, none of them work. And worse still im yet to meet someone else who still watches vtubers. Closest I got was this dude who watched them in 2021 but 'grew up' which was a sly punch at my gut too. Why do I even bother. I think im dying a lonely, bitter old man
Ngl, as a graduating college student myself I get what she means. My current friends don't feel like "friends" compared to my bois, just people I get along with. I mean, sure we talk; but unlike my real friends we don't go out of our way to contact each other unless we need to. It just feels like more work to maintain college friends than hometown friends.
she's right though, I personally only talk to people when I need to do group projects or when I need help LOL getting too involved in other people's personal stuff when you're in a demanding course is just draining
I didn't go to uni with the mindset to not make friends. The people I met there seem to though. I feel like they used me to help the along the way, then gtfo. I wouldn't consider any of them friends.
Friends in college is kinda hard considering you gotta manage your time better to get a good GPA. Friendships often suffer because of this stuff, but if you got folks who continue to be your friend despite the limited amount of time you get to spend with them, they're keepers. Also finding friends at the start of college, especially community college where people are fresh out of highschool, is kinda hard considering they're still in that teen highschool mindset and there's that lack of maturity that allows healthy friendships to be fostered.
Honesty, I'm in uni rn, and it does feel like ur studying with coworkers more than anything, but I look at it as networking and getting to know more people who are interested in the same field as I am. This will definitely help you open more doors and opportunities as you might meet them again in the future, and they could even help you out. As an anecdote from an internet stranger, I met a guy going into the same field as me, and he has an uncle who is an executive at a tech company. He offered to help me forward my resume into the company to work as an intern and it has helped me out greatly so far. So the moral of the story is, even if you can't make close friends in uni/college doesn't mean you shouldn't try to socialize and at least get to know them because you won't know how it could help you out in the future.
It's funny, because before I have come across your comment, I saw another about "getting to know right people", and I made my comment below (I copy-pasted it from there). Considering the part about "I met a guy going into the same field as me, and he has an uncle who is an executive at a tech company. He offered to help me forward my resume into the company to work as an intern and it has helped me out greatly so far.", I was so right. My copy-pasted comment: How do you even "know right people"? Unless you study in a very prestigious university/college, then PARENTS/FAMILY of your "friends" can be those "right people" to help you get a job (or less probably: you are the favorite student of an important teacher), but not the "friends" themselves, because they are basically at the same point in life as you. Also, there are some "garage stories" (like a group of friends started a company in a garage, and then it became Microsoft or Apple), but those stories have the probability of less than 1%.
I would be more open to making friends in university, the problem is that I live in a very populated area and live an hour from campus, so I get stuck in major traffic going to and from campus. It has gotten to the point where I just wanna get in my car and go at the end of the day.
Every college party I went to was complete ass I like meeting new people and socializing but they are just places for people to throw up on a strangers couch and get high and hook up with random people go to a game club or where I met most of my newer friends as a 26yr old at like local comic shop card tournaments or those cafes where you can go play boardgames and stuff its intimidating at first but its worth it
Making friends is not difficult, but finding a friend who is truly compatible with you is very difficult. That is exactly one of the things Kronii experienced
I actually share same opinion with her. I saw how my dad competing with his college best friends when entering business world. After graduating, it is not weird to find your uni friends competing for same job position with you. So making friends in uni will always end up bring you to awkward position in the future. Except when you want to find love. That is probably the sole reason you engage with friends in uni but at late semester, it is better to just focus on final project
I never made any friends at my community college and Im sad that I didn't. But its true, everyone there, including me, was a walking zombie and I too just wanted to go home At least their chicken tenders were good.
She’s right but same situation in high school go to school and go back home no friends at all I sat with people during lunch time they were more as a acquaintance then friends
Based! Kronii is just like us frfr xD Yep, never trust anyone from University. Look at what happened to the main character of Grand Blue. Traumatized for life just like Kronii 😭😭🤣
I didn’t want friends in college then when I didn’t talk to my classmates I was the werido then when they realized I had friends I felt they felt some type way - it’s was a loose loose for me lollll😂 ( I was only shy in class cause I was self conscious n was tryna focus on me )
OMG She's literally me
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If you think college is bad, try making friends AFTER college.
Its hard because after college young people are not interested in making more friends anymore.
After 22 yo, almost everyone already has an established group of friends and thats enough
as someone who skipped college and works on it's own... yep, very true
Honestly, she's into something. Friends in college doesn't feel as "friends", more like colleagues or acquaintances
As somone in uni currently, my experience is the complete opposite. I've never had any good friends ever in my life until uni, like i have had friends before, but not like close ones. I have met so many like minded people in uni that i just get along really well with.
Even in that case they can still be network and connections, could be even more useful than a diploma in the long term
@@blehblah1 just make sure you guys aren't too like minded. Knowing too many people with the same opinions stunts growth
@@blehblah1
Uh huh. Just wait until you've found a decent job/ part time job and then 1 of your "friends" start asking you for 100 dollars just to buy crack/ cocaine.
@@democard1199 Well good news, I am probably the one who is going to ask friends for crack money :D
Super relatable Kronster…also I was super distracted by her bangs wiggling every time she moves, I love them so much.
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Go to college for a degree: nah
Become the warden of time Ina comedian agency and form a cult: OH YEAH
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I went to uni with this mindset and somehow ended up making friends. The trauma tested and strengthened our friendship and almost 10 years later, we still get together to celebrate birthdays, holidays, and go on vacations.
It’s funny how things worked itself out and I was just lucky enough to find lifelong friends.
Our oshi is reaching levels of based unimaginable and unheard of!
first year in college and yeah. it's exactly how Kronii described it. my college "friends" feels like co-workers rather than friends. i don't mind being around them but i also don't want to.
she thru some shit.
i get her.
where can i get a kronii
Damn but yeh I guess its effective here in the Philippines I ended up getting adopted by both extroverts with introverts who plays games the girls in the group was strong enough to talk back at professors ive managed to get close to a professor who was known to talk down and fail students cuz well I missed his exams on two occasions and he gave a chance to take the exam cuz I was dumb enough to say I was playing games all night and he started telling me he used to play games when he was at college like I selected the right dialogue wtf
That's wholesome
I ran out of breath reading this
@@khactungnguyen6772 me two, goddamn
Have all of my commas and periods 🫸 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....................
Cool stories tho
The friends who always go partying thing is too real though
University course selection can be one of the reasons it’s hard to maintain friendships. Back in my freshman year, I had a great friend, but by sophomore and junior years, we hardly had any classes together. As a result, we had fewer chances to meet, and our interactions naturally became less frequent.
yep, college was like that for me, go to class, class is finished, go home or to another class, idk how people make friends, I did had to join countless groups but always with random people that even if I like them they probably wont care to see me again, I tried to make friends at first but eventually they all went away, so now I just make "semester friends" we hang out for 3 months until we get our grades and then move on, is totally normal , at least for us introverts
Sayonara Zetsubou Kronii
I can ABSOLUTELY relate to her, feeling bitter thinking back all the trauma in school people gave me.
Honestly I can be friends with Kronii through our shared dislike for socialising and school.
School sucks
@@Nerrev School doesn't suck, but the system implemented in schools sucks. I mean let's be real not every single thing in school u actually hate.
@@xenakim7128what i hate about school is they made the joy of learning suck, like i used to be a book worm but when in my school it was required to read a story for a project or whatever I just dropped reading as a hobby and also like learning a new hobby becomes a chore. But yeah i agree with u
@@Nerrev Technically I do not hate school, I like learning and did well on my tests. Just my school life from start to end was plagued with bullies and shitty friends which made school miserable.
Edit: but glad I found Hololive and its amazing community.
@@Tasuofrivia same here
No reason to talk to the campus npcs unless you need a quest item (notes). XD
Too real. The only friend I had was like the one dude I knew from highschool that was in the same program that I was in. Anyone new, I'd be introduced via him, but even then those new folks never stayed too long and now after graduating, we barely keep in touch.
she unexpectedly talks like my acquaintance introverted ol woman who always yaps about her woes to me, man i wish her the best
I literally JUST came back from college and this gets recommended...
Our mentality us the exact same LMAO the way she was explaining how she feels about making friends and chat worrying for her is basically me and my parents when they ask me if I've made any friends yet
I can relate to that parent part, up until now
Sometimes kronii says the realest things...
she's partially right. if you're just there for the degree it's a fine attitude to have, but keeping up with your relationships in college can open many doors for you. Internships, job opportunities, etc all can be sped up and achieved sooner than others by knowing the right people. There's many college grads who graduate with a large debt and then are stuck working at taco bell or some entry level job because they can't get their foot into the door of the career they studied for. It's a tough environment to excel in.
so you're indeed there to get something out of others, she's totally right then
@@Mintiremyeah but that’s anything in life. Need a promotion? Guess what you need to be a mid employee who only stands out cause you grab the bosses attention.
How do you even "know right people"? Unless you study in a very prestigious university/college, then PARENTS/FAMILY of your "friends" can be those "right people" to help you get a job (or less probably: you are the favorite student of an important teacher), but not the "friends" themselves, because they are basically at the same point in life as you. Also, there are some "garage stories" (like a group of friends started a company in a garage, and then it became Microsoft or Apple), but those stories have the probability of less than 1%.
@@piotr004 you're right getting to know people doesn't help you should go to college get your liberal arts degree and accept your fate working for Starbucks.
@@davidsantiago7808 Nepotism isn't funny, and we have a proof of it, because your comment is a pathetic try to be so funny.
I actually formed some pretty solid friendships in college that still last to this day. I wouldn't have survived without them.
I do, however, feel that way at work. I barely socialize during breaks, and as soon as the clock is up i immediately leave.
It really sucks to go to college and not know what you even want to accomplish
Kinda the reason I didn't go, nothing really interested me.
Guys, i think she's not salty but bitter
Tbf both flavors makes you wince
Same
Go to college, study, get home, maybe study some more if theres exams coming up, but other than that, its pretty much home->campus->repeat 95% of the time
Shes so real for this
I am always getting such a fun but guilty feeling whenever she does a rant because she's usually also being so relatable. She sayin what we all thinkin.
... I actually disagree. I studied hard science shit up to PhD level. Have the degrees and the health issues from stress to prove it. I must say that having friends actually help keep you sane and not do really, really fucking dumb bullshit like joining a cult because you're depressed... twice... or at least try. Or, you know, jumping from really high places because you are DONE. There are other fucked up shit that can happen in school and it DEFINITELY is not for everyone, it's also a lie that "a degree will guarantee a good job", and the system does the impossible to both exploit the teachers and to praise those that jump to administrative duties in an attempt to escape from doing their job. There are tons of DISGUSTING bullshit directly related to schools, the system, the students, teachers, etc. If you think it's bad when you're a student, become a teacher and you will see worse.
So, what is my point? Friends, family and loved ones make that at least tolerable.
Yeah... that was the point of her "rant". See 2:14.
She probably had a very poor social life in university and suffers from a case of sour grapes or jealously of people who had a decent social life and she exaggerates her rant on purpose to show she's painfully self-aware about it. In other words she uses post-irony as a coping mechanism.
I think if you're there to like actually learn things, there's a higher chance you'll find genuine friendships.
In contrast, I think lots of people aren't actually there to learn :P It's more of a place to slowly transition from living at home to moving out
Okay but she is actually saying it with so much passion, like it is an honest truth the deepest part of her heart 😂
*My introvert self could not*
Find someone kind enough to adopt you if you play games it makes it easier
GIRL that shyt is the most relatable shyt ever!
how is she allowed to be this relatable 😂😂
I also did the Kronii strategy. I only started to make new friends on my last semester and they did not even go to university, I meet them via discord or by just bumping into them at a get together.
who hurt you kronii, who hurt you XD
Kroni's way of viewing college to me, as an introvert and a graphic design student, this hits way too close to home for me fr
It is what you make out of it. I mainly focused on getting a degree but I'm also really good friends with just a few people
Kronii: "Just look at your classmates after school, nobody is smiling!"
That one Extroverted Classmate: :D
I've been saying this.
I don't make friends in college, just connections. I also prefer calling them Associates.
I mean, she's onto something. No one I talked to at uni ever became a lifelong friend
Ask for CORTANA next time 😁
She went tsundere mode for few sec
Damn. Kronii's stepping into KamiOshi status now
It opposite for me. In school I'm an introvert person who prefer being left alone for peace & really uncomfortable to socialize with other people because it make me feel tired. But after I entered the college, I started to think that I need change and make friends. Surprisingly many people in my course had same interest & hobby like me in college. I dunno how but I started to gain many friends (also maybe result from teamwork project). then we graduate and until now we still contact each other eventhough we live far away from each other. Every weekend or every night we will gather in discord to play games and once in while we meet each other. Guess I've been blessed with good friends that understand me and I really appreciate it
Primary School = Hyperactive kid that get bullied
Secondary School = Invisible Teenager that exist but not exist
College until now= I'm free from the past
It's funny she said this when she making fun of Kaela about not having friends 🤣
OMG I'm just imagining that Kronii is in a Handa Kun (the Barakamon spinoff) like scenario. She's just being there all cool but thinking that everyone doesn't like her meanwhile they are all praising her, without her knowing. At the exact time she is saying this they are all probably having a party waiting for her to show up meanwhile her invite is in the mail.
1 month in uni rn, and I can kinda understand what Kronii is saying. Even though i do act buddy-buddy with my classmates and whatnot, i can barely remember their names even though we talk occasionally.
I only made one true friend by the end of college lol. She’s right about the whole partnership thing.
it's kinda sad because i never had lasting relationships in college. while the others hit it off pretty well, i was always in the corner. kinda sad, but that's life.
I for real only got aquaintances in university... Like they were chill but we werent "friends friends" I don't really talk to any of the ones I worked with... At the end that was it: we could work together well. It was never a super tight friendship, we had some fun during proyects and what not but we never really hung out outside of college as Kronii puts it: why would I do that when I can go home?
THATS SO ME. Im finishing my second year now and its insane. I have made 0 friends this whole time. Nobody speaks, nobody is nice, Im not a super awkward person but NOBODY puts their foot forward. And I get maybe I should show more initiative but if nobody else is, why should I (also I got burned in high school for trying to show initiative so hell no Im not doing that again, if they want to be my friend so bad they can come over here and say so)
Its honestly a little devastating bevause you can see everybody else having fun in groups and partying. Ive never gone to a party, I dont even talk to anybody really. Its always a blow to my self esteem. I tried clubs, none of them work. And worse still im yet to meet someone else who still watches vtubers. Closest I got was this dude who watched them in 2021 but 'grew up' which was a sly punch at my gut too. Why do I even bother.
I think im dying a lonely, bitter old man
Do not worry, Our Bitteronii - you are not alone... 😒
Nah, went to Uni just to find some dudes doin crazy stuff. Failed and got resit for the exam, 12 years still together
Ngl, as a graduating college student myself I get what she means. My current friends don't feel like "friends" compared to my bois, just people I get along with. I mean, sure we talk; but unlike my real friends we don't go out of our way to contact each other unless we need to. It just feels like more work to maintain college friends than hometown friends.
im a year into university and yeah, she's absolutely right, friends are not mandatory to excel
Paraphrasing Guinan from ST:TNG, Kronii sounds like one of those people born with switched polarities.
she's right though, I personally only talk to people when I need to do group projects or when I need help LOL
getting too involved in other people's personal stuff when you're in a demanding course is just draining
She kinda spittin' to be fair
Thanks kronii
I didn't go to uni with the mindset to not make friends. The people I met there seem to though. I feel like they used me to help the along the way, then gtfo. I wouldn't consider any of them friends.
Friends in college is kinda hard considering you gotta manage your time better to get a good GPA. Friendships often suffer because of this stuff, but if you got folks who continue to be your friend despite the limited amount of time you get to spend with them, they're keepers.
Also finding friends at the start of college, especially community college where people are fresh out of highschool, is kinda hard considering they're still in that teen highschool mindset and there's that lack of maturity that allows healthy friendships to be fostered.
what's this eff-word everyone's throwing around all willy-nilly
She's literally us...
She's too relatable arrest her now
she spittin fax! 💯🥶
Kronii mirrors my thought process here exactly lmao
SHES STARTING TO BELIEVE
Honesty, I'm in uni rn, and it does feel like ur studying with coworkers more than anything, but I look at it as networking and getting to know more people who are interested in the same field as I am. This will definitely help you open more doors and opportunities as you might meet them again in the future, and they could even help you out. As an anecdote from an internet stranger, I met a guy going into the same field as me, and he has an uncle who is an executive at a tech company. He offered to help me forward my resume into the company to work as an intern and it has helped me out greatly so far. So the moral of the story is, even if you can't make close friends in uni/college doesn't mean you shouldn't try to socialize and at least get to know them because you won't know how it could help you out in the future.
It's funny, because before I have come across your comment, I saw another about "getting to know right people", and I made my comment below (I copy-pasted it from there). Considering the part about "I met a guy going into the same field as me, and he has an uncle who is an executive at a tech company. He offered to help me forward my resume into the company to work as an intern and it has helped me out greatly so far.", I was so right. My copy-pasted comment:
How do you even "know right people"? Unless you study in a very prestigious university/college, then PARENTS/FAMILY of your "friends" can be those "right people" to help you get a job (or less probably: you are the favorite student of an important teacher), but not the "friends" themselves, because they are basically at the same point in life as you. Also, there are some "garage stories" (like a group of friends started a company in a garage, and then it became Microsoft or Apple), but those stories have the probability of less than 1%.
Meanwhile, I made lifelong friends in one semester of college by just going to the game room lmao I still talk to like 3 of them on a daily basis.
I would be more open to making friends in university, the problem is that I live in a very populated area and live an hour from campus, so I get stuck in major traffic going to and from campus. It has gotten to the point where I just wanna get in my car and go at the end of the day.
Every college party I went to was complete ass I like meeting new people and socializing but they are just places for people to throw up on a strangers couch and get high and hook up with random people go to a game club or where I met most of my newer friends as a 26yr old at like local comic shop card tournaments or those cafes where you can go play boardgames and stuff its intimidating at first but its worth it
Hey she is just keeping it real, especially for herself.
Making friends is not difficult, but finding a friend who is truly compatible with you is very difficult. That is exactly one of the things Kronii experienced
literally what I did in uni, kronii so based
I get her. I haven't stayed in touch with 99% of the friends i made in college.
Kronii being relatable as always 💙
i swear to god she has to be on the spectrum, shes just like me
This is why she is time warden.😊
She's out of line...but she's right
Thats my oshi
I actually share same opinion with her. I saw how my dad competing with his college best friends when entering business world.
After graduating, it is not weird to find your uni friends competing for same job position with you. So making friends in uni will always end up bring you to awkward position in the future.
Except when you want to find love. That is probably the sole reason you engage with friends in uni but at late semester, it is better to just focus on final project
I never made any friends at my community college and Im sad that I didn't. But its true, everyone there, including me, was a walking zombie and I too just wanted to go home
At least their chicken tenders were good.
She’s right but same situation in high school go to school and go back home no friends at all I sat with people during lunch time they were more as a acquaintance then friends
Based! Kronii is just like us frfr xD
Yep, never trust anyone from University. Look at what happened to the main character of Grand Blue. Traumatized for life just like Kronii 😭😭🤣
Very understandable. Poor Kronii.
Okay
She's right
I didnt make friends in my classes
It was during the college clubs with my interest
i did this on 1st semester an got a severe panic attack as a reward
I mean yea I get her. The only real friends I really had was in HS that still to this day I have contact with.
Ok but…. She’s not wrong chat lmaooo
Sounds like she went to SFU
She went to college just to get a degree for becoming a time warden comedian number 1 in the world 😂
I didn’t want friends in college then when I didn’t talk to my classmates I was the werido then when they realized I had friends I felt they felt some type way - it’s was a loose loose for me lollll😂 ( I was only shy in class cause I was self conscious n was tryna focus on me )
oh god, she is like me FR FR
College is a joke I learned more things on the job then in class plus I was paid to know it 😂
She’s unironicly right
Kronii just saying the truth and I can relate to it. TBH those "Friends" end up either not graduated due to unexpected pregnancy, getting high, etc.
She just like me fr
same Kronii. Same
She's just like me frfr
I've not contacted anyone from my university. They are all completely irrelevant in my life right now. She's right.
I bet she threw them on the ground after that semester ended