HOW TO MAKE REAL FRIENDS

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   Real friends can be difficult to find and keep, but they're the friends who will be there for you, won't judge you, and will stick up for you even if you don't agree on everything. It can be difficult to find and make real friends, but it's possible if you know what qualities to look for, put yourself out there to meet new people, and show genuine interest. It's also important to avoid fake friends and be a good friend yourself in order to make and keep real friends.
1. Get to know people who share your interests.

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 You do not have to have everything in common with someone to become friends, but having a few things in common will help you to find things to talk about and make spending time together more fun.
2. Look for caring people. 
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 Good friends will be able to support you without judging you. Even if they don't agree with everything you do, they'll still show they care by listening to you, showing compassion, and staying with you through good and bad times

 3. Find people who are genuinely interested. 
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True friends will be curious about what's going on in your life. They'll ask how you're doing and care to hear the answer. In your daily interactions, notice people who ask about your opinions and feelings.
4. Notice people who are accepting
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Good friends will let you freely express yourself without judging. Pay attention to current friends and acquaintances. Notice how they treat you and other people.

5. Find people who value loyalty and safety.
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Good friends will consistently be there for you when you need them. In general, they'll make you feel comfortable around them and feel like you're a valuable part of their life. Look for people who follow-through on their promises or plans with you.

 6. Find people who are positive.
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Good friends for you will be those who are in general fun to be around, self-confident, and happy. Everyone has their down days, but try to surround yourself with people who can recognize the humor in life and keep the bad things in perspective for you


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