Making Friends: A Fun Exploration

What qualities do you look for in a friend?

• Dishonesty

• Selfishness

• Indifference

• Loyalty, honesty, empathy, sense of humor

How do you usually meet new people?

• I usually meet new people through online shopping.

• I prefer to meet new people by ignoring them in public places.

• I meet new people through social events and community activities.

• I meet new people by staying at home and watching TV.

What is your favorite activity to do with friends?

• Cooking dinner

• Watching movies

• Playing board games

• Going for a run

How important is trust in a friendship?

• Trust is not necessary in a friendship.

• Trust can be overrated in friendships.

• Trust is extremely important in a friendship.

• Friendships thrive without trust.

What do you think makes a friendship last?

• Trust and mutual respect.

• Shared hobbies only

• Financial dependence

• Frequent arguments

How do you handle conflicts with friends?

• Cut off all communication until feelings change.

• Communicate openly, listen to each other, and work towards a resolution.

• Blame the other person without discussing it.

• Ignore the issue and hope it resolves itself.

What role does communication play in friendships?

• Communication is only important for social media interactions.

• Communication is vital for understanding, trust, and conflict resolution in friendships.

• Communication is primarily about sharing memes and jokes.

• Friendships thrive without any form of communication.

How can you support a friend in need?

• Tell them to get over it

• Ignore their feelings

• Avoid talking to them

• Listen, offer support, help find resources, and check in regularly.

What is your favorite memory with a friend?

• A spontaneous road trip to the beach with laughter and music.

• A birthday party with too much cake.

• A long hike in the mountains with no view.

• A quiet evening at home watching TV.

Why do you think friendships are important in life?

• Friendships are important because they offer support, companionship, and contribute to overall well-being.

• Friendships are a distraction from personal goals.

• Friendships are only important for social status.

• Friendships can lead to increased loneliness.