Attachments: Not necessary

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Is it really that bad to limit yourself and choose people whom you can be attach to? I mean, I'm kind of a person who needs a lot of effort to make a companion and I've got to make a lot of effort to make a person to be close to me and I am the one who must talk first and I'm not kind of a person who was being approached to. I don't have much pleasing personality to be entertained and that much pleasing personality that a stranger in a bar can say "Hi" to me and chosen to be a number 1 friend. I don't have much benefits to them and it sucks that I'm not good at impressing a person at first sight. Well. Yeah. Right now, I only have 7 friends that I am close to now college and not all of them I can trust much but I am attached. I mean, I have 37 classmates  right now and only 7 of them are my friends. The rest of my classmates are there staring at me sometimes like a stranger. I can get to know them. I can be close to them that's IF, and only if I'm going to make an effort. But I don't want to put an effort. I'm not that comfortable trusting them. Maybe, I'll just deal with their strange look when they see us and I need to get over it and if they continue to stare like that, then I could care less.

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