>>945953
>This is getting increasingly harder without giving in to social networks.
I occasionally meet people who don't use social media, it's not such a big deal. But I'm 35 and hang out with mostly 25 - 40 year olds, maybe it's harder when you are in college.
>That only works if you have the right type of personality. I find doing those activities extremely energy draining.
This is normal, like going to the gym is tiring. The more you socialize, the more natural it will feel. And you will get better at identifying the kind of people you like to spend time with.
>The best thing to do is to just get very good at whatever your hobby is
There may be some truth to this, but it also sounds like "if your only tool is a hammer" reasoning. You enjoy certain (not very social) hobbies, and don't enjoy more social hobbies. You want to use the hobbies you enjoy as a means to meeting people, but this may not be as effective as doing things outside your comfort zone.