/r9k/ - ROBOT9999

Just take a deep breath, yes you are in a new place, but this is also college/uni NOT the real world, it's still heavily curated and regulated.

So take a deep breath, clear your mind, pay attention to your surroundings and open your mind, just a little, to this new environment and experience.

Remember, you are there to learn, and part of this is experience is gaining the ability to adapt to weird and new experiences.

>>96888
this so much this OP it's always hard to adapt to widely new environment when you've been in school for 12 years, it gets better

Cause we are

They all have jobs and many of them had relationships or such

Embarrassing to admit but I got nothing

No car, no first girlfriend, no first job, I've been the same my whole life and I probably won't be any different next year. I've just been a kid going to school my own life and I'm a couple years into adulthood jfl

Just give it up

I've felt like this for awhile, doesn't help that I have a very high-pitched child like voice. Honestly, the best thing you can do is to not pretend to be someone that you're not. You're not going to be popular so don't waste your time with that, focus on your studies and on doing things you like.

If you still want to have some social interaction your best chance is to get good at something normies are typically bad at. For me this was tech, you'd be shocked at how clueless normies are when it comes to the most basic tech shit. If you're experienced in something like that it will atleast give you something people will know you for and potentially ask for help with, this is honestly the only way I've been able to form connections with people.

Make yourself useful and reliable to people, it's one of the few things normies will appreciate

nigga literally everyone feels that
uni kids are just high school kids with fake ids for drinking and smoking lol
this is only a problem if (You) make it a problem by overthinking it to death

Enjoy it

>>96890
Retard. So many normies larping as chuds these days they won't mind entertaining a trvecel, they might even respect you for it.
>>96910
This is the trvth. All relationships are transactional, if you have something other people want and advertise it properly good business will not be far from you. Just be careful who you deal with, the customer isn't always right.