6 Ways to Make New Friends as an Adult

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6 Ways to Make New Friends as an Adult

There are no strangers here; only friends you haven't yet met.

- W. B. Yeats -

6 Ways to Make New Friends as an Adult

For most people, it’s harder to make friends as an adult than when young. This article provides the top six tips from friendship and relationship experts on how to make new friends as an adult. They include: reframing loneliness as simply an indicator of a basic need; people have different types of needs that take several friends to fulfill; purposefully look for places where interactions with possible friends are plentiful; do not fear rejection as it is unlikely to occur; the interaction doesn’t have to be perfect; focus on being a good conversationalist and listener. { read more }

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As the article suggests, choose one thing out of the tips and try it out today!


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