Well they're friends of convenience then, not "close friends". They just happen to be there, and you, being a normal person, can communicate with them in a friendly manner.
"Socially adept" means you are highly skilled in socialising; just because you can "talk normally" and have been told you have a good sense of humour doesn't mean you're a 'social butterfly'.
Why don't you try joining some of the University societies? There must be ones for writing and film, see if you can find like minded people outside of your course that you get on with better.
Is it normal that I don't care for close friends?
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Well they're friends of convenience then, not "close friends". They just happen to be there, and you, being a normal person, can communicate with them in a friendly manner.
"Socially adept" means you are highly skilled in socialising; just because you can "talk normally" and have been told you have a good sense of humour doesn't mean you're a 'social butterfly'.
Why don't you try joining some of the University societies? There must be ones for writing and film, see if you can find like minded people outside of your course that you get on with better.