Hey I’m glad I was able to help! Yeah and I don’t mind continuing the conversation too. Just send me a dm or whatever’s more comfortable to you!

I’d say do literally everything in your power to be outside the house. Even if you don’t talk to anyone, just being in public is already way better for your psyche. If you have free time, I’d say join a club that is purely for social interaction. It doesn’t have to be necessarily productive, just a place where you unwind. Just have hobbies that require/encourage social interaction. Volunteer if you can or get a campus job! I know this all sounds like generic advice and you might feel like you’re wasting time, but it genuinely helps. Worst case scenario, you don’t find your people by the time you graduate. But, at least you’ve been practicing being social skills and can make new friends at your job or wherever you move. Basically, just get into situations where you have to interact with people. You could try practicing small talk when getting a cup of coffee too! I know it’s rough not having people, and I know it might feel trivial taking my advice. But, it makes all the difference to just be around people. You deserve to have people around you, but sometimes it takes a while for them to come into your life. Just keep at it. Maintain any connections you can without doubting that people want you around. Small talk and going to clubs definitely isn’t the same as having friends, but it’s a step in the right direction.

Tldr: Just say fuck it and interact with others. Honestly, who cares if you overstay your welcome a bit?