Is it harder for smart people to have friends?

The results demonstrated that people with low to average intelligence levels reported greater self-happiness when they spent time with friends, and it seems the more friends they had, the happier it made them. So that explains why smart people do have less friends.

How do you tell if a friend is smart or not?

Remember to follow up any statements your friend makes with questions or a comment to show that you’re paying attention and care about the person. Shift the focus from your friend’s intellect. When someone is very smart or has a high IQ, the person may find that others only focus on that part of his or her personality.

How can I make friends with intelligent people?

Many intelligent people thrive at friendships in which they are not constantly with the other person. This gives you the option of being friends with other people, which can make you more well-rounded and socially intelligent. Be confident and believe in your opinions. This may provide a basis for more meaningful conversations with your friend.

Do you think being smarter makes you a better friend?

I think the smarter you are, the more you can predict based on previous outcomes. You can connect more dots. You have a deeper understanding of why things are the way they are. You’re able to find inconsistencies better and fix them. These skills are great for producing value in the world, but they can be detrimental when building friendships.

Is it easy or hard for you to meet new people?

It’s generally pretty easy for me to meet new people if the conditions are right, but I’ve never been able to get past the initial conversation. It’s always been difficult for me to connect with people on a level that makes me feel like they’re a close friend. Meeting up with friends has always been awkward for me too.