How to talk to people if I know him?

Problem courtesy of gypsy: _{How to talk to this person if I don’t know him?}

I’m in the tenth grade and there is this guy that I’ve been wanting to be friends with for a while. He has been in a few of my classes last year and one this year as well. I figure it’s too late to meet him since that “meeting” process is sort of over, now that it’s grade 10 and everyone knows everyone. In the one class I have him in, he doesn’t sit near me so….

I don’t think I can just GO UP and talk to him, like many people suggest…

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Answer by Jess Rimeheart

Start smiling and waving when you pass him in the hallway, eventually he will wave AND smile back! Then ask homework questions whether you need help or not. Make jokes too. Eventually start acting like you do with your other friends.

Answer by BeeBee

ask him for class notes.

Answer by D.G.

Jess’s answer is perfect. Asking homework questions is a nice neutral opener. Most communication starts way before talking. It is in the eye contact and a friendly, welcoming smile that he’ll decide on who you are. By being approachable it will make conversation much easier. If you avoid eye contact, look away and giggle or look freaked out (Not that I’m saying you do this) he will have the “stay away” signal loud and clear. Lay the non-verbal groundwork first and the conversations will be much more natural. Good luck and have fun.

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