Is it that hard to figure out? Like, in high school do you approach the cool kids and be like “Hello, elite school goers, where might I find the paperwork needed for me to connect with you and share your interests? I’d like to schedule an interview if possible”
Listen, you don’t become friends with people on the internet by asking if you can become their friend, or HOW to become their friend. It almost never works. All it does is make the person think “this guy doesn’t actually want to connect with me or have casual conversation, they just want the friend “title”, probably so they can get free art or nudes.“ Like, obviously they’re not all like that, but it feels like such a lazy attempt at friendship that you can’t help but doubt.
You make friends the same way you did in kindergarten, high school, at your job, and in real life. You start conversations. You inquire and share stories with eachother and connect about interests. You spends lots of time talking and getting closer.
You don’t just ask “can I be your friend.”
Truth
oh my god someone put it in to perspective THANK YOU
Remember! Tomorrow (8th May) is Ace Visibility Day!
Ace of Hearts: Alloromantic Asexual - experiences romantic attraction regularly toward one or more genders. This includes orientations such as heteroromantic, homoromantic, biromantic, polyromantic, and panromantic.
Ace of Spades: Aromantic Asexual - does not experience romantic attraction toward any gender.
Ace of Diamonds: Demiromantic/Demisexual & Grey-aromantic/Grey-Asexual- Experiences romantic and/or sexual attraction only if a strong emotional bond is established. OR Experiences romantic/sexual attraction rarely, not strongly enough to act on, only under specific circumstances, or fluctuates between periods of experiencing attraction and not experiencing it.
Ace of Clubs: Questioning/Unsure of Orientation - Aware they fall on the aromantic and/or asexual spectrum, but not sure where.
From graduation to garbage job (literally): One twentysomething’s struggle
Jackie Roche is a cartoonist, illustrator, and writer from New England, currently living in Minneapolis, MN. She specializes in nonfiction comics. For more of her work, visit jrocheworkshop.com or follow @jrocheworkshop on Twitter.
Reminds me of how my mom has submitted hundreds of applications and has gotten no further than $12 an hour at the single job she got through a friend after losing her license as a realtor.
I am Silver Tongue, I am an artist. I have many characters and you can check out my art in the art tag. I occasionally practice witchcraft though I don't do anything too complicated. I am girl 2 and don't know what else to put here.
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