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Originally Posted by
Fisher Shard 
it is pretty hard to be a decent person to a lot of people on the internet who are intent to provoking and making someone else's time miserable rather than actually helping
I think the comment was referring to the attitude of the first post rather than subsequent posts. There's a sort of self-pitying, "woe is me" feel to it, mingled with self-doubt. Don't project that at your new school.
That being said, clearly that's not all you are. You've been proactive, and actions speak louder than words. The gist of it all is: be the guy who said "this is bullshit. I'm going to a new school with a more active social life" instead of being the guy who said "I'm worried that I won't have enough time to make friends and meet girls."
And like everybody else said, join clubs and groups. Also...the whole "bonding in the first year thing" is only true about small liberal arts schools (anywhere with an attendance of less than 5,000). Big schools like the one you are transferring to, people are in a constant state of making new friends. Nobody will care they you are a junior.
Good luck. If you do the right things, as well as hide your insecurity (as opposed to trying to compensate for it or pretend to be someone you aren't...that can backfire), you'll have no problem.