For example, if you’re really into fashion, you might follow someone else who’s into fashion and frequently posts images of their outfits. Or, if you are a fan of baking, you could follow someone who posts images of things they bake.

For example, if you’re an avid knitter, join a knitting forum on Reddit or Facebook, or look for a group that meets locally on Meetup. com. If you love to identify birds while hiking, then join a bird enthusiast group through Facebook or Meetup. com.

Popular video games where you might meet people include Fortnite, Overwatch, World of Warcraft, and DOTA. You can also meet other gamers by watching people who stream on Twitch and participating in the chat. Make sure to be respectful when you participate in a voice chat. Avoid making rude comments if someone makes a mistake or using inappropriate language, which could get you banned or blocked from the voice chat.

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For example, if someone you follow on Instagram posts a picture of a new book they’ve just started reading, you might comment something like, “I’ve been wanting to read that! How do you like it so far?” Or, if someone you’re following posts an image of their new haircut, compliment them on it by saying, “Omg! You look amazing!”

You could also try exchanging information with them on an app that you can use to chat via text or voice, such as Discord or Facebook Messenger.

For example, you might write something like, “Hey, I was checking out your profile and it seems like we have a lot in common. Send me a message if you think so, too!”

Who’s you’re favorite character in this video game? What was your first reaction to the game when it came out? What do you think of the new expansion?

Try saying something like, “I’d love to meet for coffee sometime and talk more about movies with you. Are your free this Saturday?”

People are also much more likely to notice you if you participate in multiple groups.

For example, you might start by sharing about where you grew up, what kind of music you like, and what your hobbies are. Then, once you know each other better, you might talk with them about things like career choices, relationship issues, and other personal problems.

Nodding to show that you understand what they’re saying. Using leading phrases to show that you’re listening, such as “Right,” “I see,” and “Go on. ” Asking questions if something they say is unclear, such as, “What did you mean when you said that you couldn’t play last night?”

For example, someone might ask for your account password on a game you both play and claim it’s because they want to change your settings to improve your game play. However, giving them your password puts your personal information at risk. Never send money to people you meet online either.

Planning to meet up in a public place with lots of people around. Taking a friend or family member with you the first time you meet someone. Arranging to call a friend or family member once you are safely back home.

Better yet, don’t eat or drink anything they give you. You have no idea what the person could be trying to do to you. There could be drugs, poison, or another dangerous substance in the food or drinks this “kind” person could be trying to feed you. No matter how kind this person is, how much they try to convince you to eat/drink something, don’t fall for it.