Have you ever lived in a share house? Can your roomates become yr good friends?

It may actually be a good idea to network with these people. You could at least introduce yourself, and let them know you are around if they need anything. If they are all from different countries you could travel the world and stay with them.

The fact that you are asking this question makes me think that at some level you'd really want to be friends with these people or is searching for a way to bring this about. Well, I could say it's possible but it depends: do you really want to be real friends with all of them or just prefer 2 or 3 close friends with the others being just normal acquaintances? Offhand, whichever your prefer, you'd always need to find a common ground so that you could establish a connection, whether with the group or with just a few people. But if you don't mind me asking, how long have the other 7 people been staying at your place?

Whilst at colege I lived in a house with six others. We shared kitchen and bathrooms. We had a lot of arguments because every person has a different lifestyle. The kitchen was usualy a mess and caused lots of fights, not phisycal though. One of the guys that stayed in the house became a best friend to me. Even though he is about 13 years younger than me, we have a lot in common and we share the same passions in life. He is getting married next month and I am the best man, I am honored. So, yes, you can become good friends. Just learn to look past the persons mistakes, because we all have mistakes. If you have some common interests it will be easier to become friends. Many blessings

It sounds like your talking about a hostel, or a frat house, or sorority house, or dorm rooms. Lol, I have never lived in a place like that but have lived with friends and shared a kitchen, then later a bathroom, and bedroom... Lol, well I've lived in two different places with friends. I'd rather live with family. My fiance and I live with his parents. AS for your questions about making friends, I am sure you could but if these roommates aren't going to be there for long then you may have to keep long distance correspondence.

Sort of. I don't have this specific experience, but my friend dormed and had to deal with a lot of communial space and people from many different countries. Sometimes, I would hang out or spend the night. It rarely works out. People have a lot of cultural differences and start to get territorial. Be nice to them, but don't exspect too much in return or friendship. I had this experience almost five years ago and have seen various people from the dorms, in the whole time period, and they can't bother to say hello.