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Here are 7 lessons on Friend Requests 1. Know Your Comfort Zone: You have boundaries. Accept requests from people who share interests, build genuine connections, and make you feel comfortable. A large friend list doesn't always equal fulfilling relationships. 2. Context Matters: Before clicking "Accept," consider who's asking. Check their profile, see if you have mutual friends, and think about the circumstances. Is it someone you met, a friend of a friend, or a stranger? Knowing the context helps you make informed choices. 3. Curiosity is Your Friend: Unsure about someone? Explore their online presence! Read their posts, comments, and interests. This peeks into their personality and helps you decide if a connection is worth pursuing. 4. Quality over Quantity: Prioritize real connections over numbers. Focus on friends who share your values, interests, and humor. These connections enrich your life and offer support. 5. Rejection is Okay: Saying no to friend requests is normal! Don't feel guilty. If someone doesn't make you comfortable, you have the right to decline. A polite no is better than awkward silence later. 6. "Maybe" is an Option: Not every request needs an immediate answer. Hit "Maybe" and take time to think. This gives you space to gather information, observe their online behavior, and make a well-considered decision. 7. It's a Journey: Navigating friend requests is an ongoing process. As you evolve and your social circle changes, your approach to requests may change too. Don't be afraid to adjust your boundaries and criteria as needed. BOOK : https://amzn.to/3HrAPl5 You can also get the audio book for FREE using the same link. Use the link to register for the audio book on Audible and start enjoying