What common traits or tendencies do most of your friends share?
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Most of my friends from the last decade like me are psychology students/working as psychs now. So I guess we share that common interest. However, friends I made in school and who are still my friends are no where close to studying psych.
It's an interesting question that you ask because it's something I've wondered too --- one of my best friends couldn't be any more different than me but we do share a love for psych, reading, coffee. Yet, she is into makeup and fashion whereas I love sport and couldn't care less about makeup!
I think as long as I feel comfortable with someone and they with me and we are able to have a conversation to begin with, that starts off a friendship of some sort and then we find out further about varied interests which may be similar or vastly different.
They're all pro-life. I'm not so this doesn't matter to me and it isn't a factor for choosing my friends in the future.
play computer games
know at least some martial arts
can think very quickly
nice, easy going, guys
My friends have nothing in common. One is constantly mocking everything and has paranoid tendencies, one is unassuming and modest, and one is an annoying spiritual freak.
They're all my friends, though, so I guess thats a common trait.
My friends are open, fun people who aren't afraid to act silly/wierd and will talk about anything. They don't act secretive and ashamed, they just say what they feel.
My answer is the same to another of your question asked 4 days ago.
Quote.
" I rely much on my insight feelings.
That does not mean that i am right always ( far from true)but much prefer to rely on my own perception of things and people."
These feelings i cannot explain them in a rational manner/way.
Most of my friends are on the quiet side, sort of serious, intellectual, school nerds, good writers, slightly sensitive/insecure, good natured, intelligent, sort of "innocent," tend to be moderately liberal and not religious (but spiritual), and into reading. So yeah...if someone fits this profile, it is likely that I would consider them as a potential friend.
What they all simply HAVE to have in common, is a sense of humour. Be able to communicate by listening as much as they express their opinions. Open minded & CALM. I don't like temper tantrums, or raised voices. Creative & cerebral people. As far as beliefs, (religion, politics...), this doesn't really matter to me. We can agree to disagree (& I do sometimes get some some good insights!) or not discuss these things at all. Predicting whether somone new will be a friend or not depends largely on the "feelings" I get fom them.
Intelligence, imagination, curiosity, creativity and some special interest which doesn't consume them but which they pursue with passion. Certainly knowing this helps to predict whether they could become a friend. But being a good friend entails something more - I suppose it's an interest in me and my own passions.
They are genuine.
A trait I find not often seen anymore, that's why I only have a few good friends. The rest are just acquaintances.
You can't predict a person's personality from his/her appearance, unless you have witchy power. People with the same interest do not necessarily become friends. I think the best way to make friends is to hold an unbiased heart in dealing with others (no judgemental) and let time reveal it's charm.
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