What if you have no friends at school?

If you don’t have friends at school, you can try joining a club or group, either in or out of school so you have people to hang out with that you know you have things in common with. If you can’t join a club, look for people at school with similar interests and strike up a conversation with them.

How can my teenage daughter make friends?

How to help your teenager make friends

1. Talk about the value of honesty.
2. Highlight good qualities in their peers.
3. Help your teenager to bond with others over common interests.
4. Support the way your teen likes to socialise.
5. Use your own friendships as an example.
6. Support your teen in developing their judgement.

Is my child lonely?

Signs of Loneliness Seem clingy or start asking you to play with them more than usual. Seek your attention by misbehaving, acting silly, or interrupting you when they know they shouldn’t. Act timid or unsure of themselves. Cry more often than other children their age.

Why can’t I make friends in high school?

Thoughts such as “what’s wrong with me?” and “why can’t I make friends?” must be eating away at your self-worth and confidence levels. Maintaining friendships in high school is made easier by the fact that you can see friends each week day.

Do you have to be the one to initiate a get-together?

My therapist has said that there is nothing wrong with having to be the one to always initiate a get-together, but then I see others who have a group of close friends who get together and really support each other, and I wonder, why not me? I am an only child and sometimes just feel very alone. Other times I feel okay with having no friends.

Is it bad to have zero friends?

Let it be clear that I am in no way advocating having zero friends or that you need to abandon your friends. Having zero friends is difficult to swallow, no doubt about that. Many people feel sorry for themselves when they undergo a certain crisis in their lives.

How do you make friends?

One thing I find to making friends is that finding a common ground with someone with similar interests as you is always a good key. 11 March 2018 in reply to BballJ Thanks so much the advice, you’re so kind.