the thread about nothing...

I get that “Put yourself out there!” is supposed to help, but people looking for this answer have probably read that thousands of times now. And the fact that over 100k people liked that tweet shows how huge of a problem this is for young adults. Some of my coworkers have also expressed the sentiment that it’s extremely difficult to make friends as an adult. Not having the safety net of school to socialize is a big problem once people graduate.
There was a thread about it about a year back. I'm kind of surprised to know that people struggle with it like that. I'm very good at it but when l posted tips, the op was like "nah that's too much". It's very similar to getting a date.
Find someone that kinda matches your vibe, style of dress, the way you carry yourself etc. Find a way to break the ice that's not too weird. If it leads to a convo, great. If the person seems cool, give them your number. I'm kinda good at reading people and navigating those types of situations so l can understand how it doesn't come natural to people. It's a balance, don't want to talk too much or too little.
 
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Not that I agree with what Ye said but why is it that anybody who makes an anti semantic comments - the world shuts down and you basically disowned.

However, but the moment we say BLM or an anti blackness comment is made - it’s never a tipping point. Even for the Palestinians.

This man was walking around saying “Slavery was a choice” and wearing “White Lives Matter” shirts - nobody batted an eye. The value of our lives, emotions and security is still non-existence to America.

The same standard of concerns should be across the board.

And to even add more to this, Arabs and Palestinians post things when it’s about them but never post anything about black people/ blm especially when everything was going down. But they think they’re so down but in actuality I think they’re no better than the oppressor - internalized racism.
 
Not that I agree with what Ye said but why is it that anybody who makes an anti semantic comments - the world shuts down and you basically disowned.

However, but the moment we say BLM or an anti blackness comment is made - it’s never a tipping point. Even for the Palestinians.

This man was walking around saying “Slavery was a choice” and wearing “White Lives Matter” shirts - nobody batted an eye. The value of our lives, emotions and security is still non-existence to America.

The same standard of concerns should be across the board.

And to even add more to this, Arabs and Palestinians post things when it’s about them but never post anything about black people/ blm especially when everything was going down. But they think they’re so down but in actuality I think they’re no better than the oppressor - internalized racism.
Ye so influential, he got Grine back on NT
 
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