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Influencer Shares Top Tips for Making Friends This School Year
A social media influencer, known as Anaïs from "Safe girl place 🧸✨🎀," recently shared four practical techniques aimed at helping students, particularly girls, navigate the social landscape of the new school year and successfully make new friends. The advice, disseminated through a popular video, addresses common anxieties associated with starting school and building social connections. Anaïs's first recommendation focuses on identifying individuals who appear to be alone and share a similar personal style or "vibe," suggesting that approaching single students is often less daunting than engaging with established groups. She advises initiating contact with a genuine compliment about an aspect of their appearance, such as their hairstyle or accessories, as a natural conversation starter. The second technique applies a similar principle within the classroom, encouraging students to sit next to a solitary peer and strike up a conversation, again emphasizing compliments or simple questions about school-related matters. A third, more unconventional tip involves carrying shareable items like chewing gum or candies, which can create spontaneous opportunities for interaction when others request a piece. Finally, Anaïs underscores the universal power of a smile, asserting that a friendly and open facial expression makes individuals appear more approachable, thereby encouraging others to initiate conversations. "If you're in your corner and you're pulling a face like this," she demonstrated, adopting a stern expression, "no one will want to come to you because you'll have a closed face." She confidently states that by employing these simple yet effective strategies, viewers will "necessarily make friends." This guidance provides a relatable and accessible resource for young people seeking to enhance their social experiences in educational environments.
