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by dmbche
1143 days ago
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I've found that having something to share or help with makes you feel like you deserve to be there a bit easier - and makes most situations less awkward. By this I mean volunteering for example. Going to volunteer or hold signs at events that fit with your convictions is a great way to meet likeminded people. I've met many great people and have built a network from people I've met at protests and events - if you're spending an hour or two next to someone holding signs, it's likely you'll chat! Having common goals (or being part of an organisation) helps as well! For animal rights for example, I know that Anonymous for the Voiceless events are open to everyone and (if you are into animal rights) you'll probably make friends. (This is a couple years back I don't know how it is today). Helping out at your nearby animal sanctuary is a great idea as well! |
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