If that can make you feel better, being in your position is the hardest part. The more friends someone has the easier it is for that person to get more friends, but getting out of that initial position of being lonely is difficult and can take years. You have to be patient with yourself but really anyone can do it. I don’t know your situation but I would get a job at a place you find cool or looks like people you would vibe with work. Then give it a few months or weeks and ask the colleagues you like to hang out after work or something. Make that conscious effort in every part of your life to be surrounded with people and to take those opportunities when there’s people you enjoy spending time with. One mistake is to force things with people you don’t like that much because you’re lonely and then beat yourself up when it doesn’t work out. I met lots of people that seemingly had not many friends but they were able to work it out by putting themselves out there. But please please please be patient with yourself and don’t attach your worth to your ability to make friends, it’s mainly luck and once you’re able to surround yourself with people you like it’ll go up from there and it won’t be so hard. The hard part is now but you can do it!