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Is that really a viable strategy though? You're talking about spending months, if not a year or more, for a chance to make a friend. Then once you've establis
by harimau777 7y ago
Is that really a viable strategy though? You're talking about spending months, if not a year or more, for a chance to make a friend. Then once you've established a group of friends there is an even smaller chance that you will meet a potential romantic partner. This in turn leads to an even smaller chance that the relationship works out.
It seems to me that approach could easily take decades. I'm not sure that's a realistic strategy.
- lagadu 7y agoWell, building friendships is something that takes at the very least a few months and that's with very regular contact. Generally speaking friendship usually comes from a simple factor: it breeds from familiarity and that takes time. This is why it's fairly important to be doing something you find enjoyable by itself, otherwise you'll get bored of it before friendships have a chance to blossom.