Why the average American hasn’t made a new friend in 5 years
Forty-five percent of adults say they find it difficult to make new friends, according to new research.
A new study into the social dynamics of 2,000 Americans revealed that the average American hasn’t made a new friend in five years.
In fact, it seems for many that popularity hits its peak at age 23, and for 36 percent, it peaks even before age 21.
The study, conducted by OnePoll in conjunction with Evite, uncovered that one of the reasons 42 percent of adults struggle to make friends is due to introversion or shyness (((pussifacation and cuckdom))).
And the challenge is not just in breaking out of their shell but also breaking into new social situations and circles.
The majority of respondents cite friendship-making barriers that include aversion to the bar scene where most people choose to socialize, or the feeling that everyone’s friendship groups have already formed.
And how many friends do adults actually have? Turns out, 16. The average American has three friends for life, five people they really like and would hang out with one-on-one, and eight people they like but don’t spend time with one-on-one or seek out.
Most people have remained close with friends they met when they were younger. Nearly half of those surveyed have stayed friends with peers from high school, and a further 31 percent with peers from college.
Kicking it even more old-school, three in 10 Americans say they have made lasting connections with people they met in their childhood neighborhood.
However, 82 percent of those studied feel like lasting friendships are hard to find. The number one cause of lost friendships is moving away, with 63 percent revealing this to be a reason they’ve fallen out of touch with a former friend.
https://nypost.com/2019/05/09/why-the-average-american-hasnt-made-a-new-friend-in-5-years/
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[–] 18551368? ago
You have to step up your persuasion skills. No jewish word tricks needed. Just know which person can be talked to in what way. Even today, there are still people who just never had someone to talk to and are the way they are because of their social surroundings. I've encountered a lot of people being seemingly master goyim but after a few talks and occasions people will listen, especially if you know the person you're talking to. Not every argument can be applied to every goyim.
[–] 18551370? ago
You don't understand that not everybody needs to be persuaded, this is a democratic line of thought. Not all opinions are equal, the very reason most people accept multiculturalism is because it was forced, not merely because people were persuaded to accept it, the propaganda happened after the fact of the civil war, after the legislation by giant tycoons to allow immigration in the Reconstruction period, after the forced drafts in the world wars, after the stock market crash and the New Deal legislation. People do not need to be persuaded until after you have waged war with their masters. This is the mindset behind the term "lemming", lemmings do not need to know anything and will in fact just accelerate your alienation with everyone else. You do not understand what it means to live among goblins, one puts on a mask because one needs to operate, to not just survive, but to work your way up. You trust no one and only prod the ones who seem equal to you in very careful ways, one must live dangerously.
They are extremely few and far between. One must tread carefully.