How can I make an active social life?
It is all in your head, No one is an introvert or an extrovert... It is the situation which determines how a person forms himself and it is can change, just expand your comfort zone bit by bit...To help you understand better... You are born extrovert...! Shocking but the truth...! Let me reason out how...!When you are born... You never know how to walk... You saw people walk... So you tried to walk on your own.... The question is how did you learn to walk... You tried to crawl which you never saw anyone do... But it is the truth... Volla you became an extrovert without your knowledge... But you say your are an introvert now...! How is this possible? Only if you have changed... That means it is common to change, we have just not felt the need or belief to change it...Any way to answer to your question...Start with http://www.quora.com as you already have... Help others by giving them answers from your experience and also learn from other's answers and queries... This will help in developing a more sensible and adventurous life since you know the many problems faced by others you can be prepared in new situations too... And even handle them effectively... And the best part is there is no limit to the knowledge you can gain and what you can do with it... And you have to do is think out of the box and at the same time it should make sense in being safe and sound...All the best...!
How is your social life?
I am typing this answer sitting in my triple sharing room. My roommate is sleeping and has no idea what I am up to.My social life is now confined to my room and social media sites, especially Quora. People mock me saying how can I not have fun and feel bored when I am living in a happening place like Delhi.Let me tell you why?Not everyone likes to go to parties.Not everyone feels safe to roam around in Delhi late nights.Not everyone likes to go at a place where there are strangers drinking alcohol and smoking hukkah.I am not saying doing these things isn’t great. But I have a shy and peaceful personality. I love spending time with my best friends, and that I don’t have in Delhi right now.Except for Sahil Ansari, I am not great friends with anyone here in Delhi. There is no point going outside and do nothing alone.And me? :((((((My day starts with me working on my laptop and ends with same. In between, I have some funny conversations with my roommate too.That is pretty much my social life right now.It is monotonous!
How is your social life?
my friends and I don't really like going out. so we just spend time in each other's dorms. and none of us use any social networking site. we just talk, text, or call...and occasionally IM. you shouldn't have to rely solely on websites for your friendships.
Teachers: Do you have much of a social life?
There are many teachers who have a thriving social life. I used to be one of them. (that's a joke!;-) Seriously... It is not true that teachers do not have friends. Regarding the subject of friends: For the friendship to be meaningful and rewarding, it is the quality of friendship that matters, not the number of friends. If you were to be a salesman or a politician, then the number of friends is more important that the depth of friendship. However, I have noticed that salesmen and politicians rarely have deep lasting friendships, and so, become increasingly more lonely and disenchanted with life through the years. As a teacher, I not only developed trusted friends and life long meaningful friendships with intelligent, educated, honorable people, I now have the pleasure of seeing many students succeed in life. They not only think of me as a friend, they still write, e-mail or give credit to me in conversations. More than once, my ex-students have given credit to me in written interviews, speeches or essays. I started teaching at 24, which was over three decades ago. I had a good number of friends, lots of fun experiences including travel, exploration, research, and some VERY memorable parties. However, the best thing was not the number of friends or the superficial ephemeral entertainment of parties. The most profoundly rewarding friendships came partly from my career as a teacher. I learned things, experienced things, and developed lasting friendships with fellow teachers and students alike. So, I guess to answer your question simply; YES, teachers have friends. Depending on your idea of friendship, those friends can be numerous or they can be profound. That's true in teaching and any other career where the job is inherently meaningful.
How would you describe your social life?
I have a 2 close friends that I see. I had a few friends when I was in high school but I lost touch with them after high school when everyone goes their separate ways. I want to make more friends but I live in a small town where there isn't alot to do. I'm trying to find some volunteer work or whatever so I can meet new people.
What makes a good social life?
An open heart?Yes, an open heart…Receptivity : You should be open to all of the others’ view points about a particular topic…Love : Nobody likes a shadowy dead cruel man… Always be in a state of love because love makes one alive…Everybody loves to be loved….Acceptance : When you accept that you are YOU and every individual has his/her own personality and not everybody is the same , then it will be easy for you to accept them as they are …even when your thoughts collide , you will be okay with their perception too which will then make them feel good to be with you!Humour : Who doesn’t like to be with a goofy ,funny person? Humour connects people ….Positivism : Positive vibes attract positive people…Nobody wants to stay with a person who is always nagging about life…Be positive!Last but not the least… LOVE YOURSELF! Only when you love yourself will you attract others to love you…if you don’t like who you are ,how do you expect others to like who you are?!More about life at systematic.chaosThank you!
What's a "Social Life" and where can I buy one?
You can probably order one on Ebay.