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Greetings, potential companion! While I am aware we may not share many common interests, I believe we can still cultivate a social bond successfully if we share an experience or adventure together! I've prepared an array of activities at my home conducive to...hey why are you running away? Come back! >

They kind of come hand in hand. You're more likely to become friends with someone if they share your interests, and then you go on to share experiences with them. >

Reading this, I find it to be true at least for me. The friends I made based on shared interest didn’t last long or if they did it’s not as friend more like “someone I know” on the other had people who a situation happened whether it’s happy, exciting, sad,traumatic,….etc for example “there was two girls with me in class that we have a similar schedule but I haven’t talked to them. One day at class one of the girls opened a video and funny sound came out and I and the two girls laughed so hard even tho others including the lecturer were looking at us weirdly we still kept laughing and since that day they are my closest friends”
Hypothetically the same experiences and adventures are the cake and the shared interest is the icing. Finding out about Shared interest after going through experiences and adventures is just the icing on the cake.