University,
(Hehe, guess how many more times I'll use this opening?)
If we were to go into detail about the novel and enjoyable things you could encounter here, making friends was definitely one of the most important.
Unlike high school, where everyone was basically from the same little area, the people around you on a university campus came from all corners of the country, each carrying different life stories.
Who would you meet on this campus over the next few years of university life, and who would become your friends?
That was something worth looking forward to, right?
Making friends at university was very easy. You only needed a tiny bit of outgoing social ability, the courage to approach people, a decent personality, and to be a good person.
Then you could easily make a whole bunch of friends.
A friendly reminder: that last point was especially important when making friends with women. (No other meaning behind that kind smile.)
As for whether you got along or had common ground, there was no need to worry about that either. Just join any club you liked, and there would be loads and loads of social resources with the same interests and hobbies as you.
Expanding your social circle beyond your own department was basically no difficulty at all, and most importantly,
If you were handsome, you could even get pursued and easily find a girlfriend.
Emmm. (Thinking for a moment.)
All right, I knew that was asking too much of most people.
For everyone entering university, their first batch of friends should have been their roommates.
But the odds of that had always been a mystery.
If you met a dormmate across from you who was kind, compatible, silly, funny, and full of flair, then naturally that was the best. But