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People always ask me about interests, and I always say that I don't think they're as important as you might imagine. If everyone lives in the same neighborhood,
by baron816 11y ago
People always ask me about interests, and I always say that I don't think they're as important as you might imagine. If everyone lives in the same neighborhood, then they already have something in common. People's differences can be just as likely to bring people together as their similarities. The best conversation topics are going to be about what's going on in your life, or about a funny experience you once had. Plus, you can influence each other over time and come up with new shared interests. I can go into this a lot more, but it'll likely need to take up another blog post.
Krewe will let you meet 20+ people over time. It starts at 6 because that's a comfortable size (you can go into it knowing everyone's names, sit at a booth in a bar, and have a group conversation). Most mature adults can easily get along with anyone. Eventually you'll find the people you really connect with.
- aidenn0 11y agoPerhaps what I said wasn't clear. If you want to major in Physics, you'll encounter a lot of physics majors from the same year as you over and over again, regardless of your desire to do so. If you join the chess club, you'll encounter a lot of chess club members over and over again. In both cases you are being forced to spend time with these people, regardless of your desire to. Some of those people will rub you the wrong way, others you will start to hang out with outside of the initial context you met them in.