How to Make New Friends as a Grown Up

January 11th, 2011 - By SisterToldja

Without the forced social interaction of a high-school cafeteria or a college dorm, many adults find it hard to make new, lasting friendships. Finding yourself alone in a new city or suddenly without your former besties can be lonely and frustrating, particularly if you’ve never been a social butterfly. Fear not, for adult friendships are not only possible, but they probably aren’t as hard to cultivate as you may think! Here are some ways in which you can find new friends, long after the days of the sandbox:

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  • imustsayit

    moi I applaud you being candid it made me chuckle how you communicated that….and it made me think that anyone who can be that honest on a blog has a lot of potential, in friendships.

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  • moi

    i hate to be pessimistic but this will not work on people who have always had difficulty making friends or relationships

    some people do have poor social skills therefore have become reclusive and unable to engage in conversations and build relationships

    trust me i am one of them

  • Christie

    I completely agree with meeting people via social networking. I frequent a natural hair website, and I met a great group of friends just from a meet up post in a forum 3 years ago. We're all still hanging tough & support each other in various endavors.

  • Bleu

    do not do #4 … you cannot borrow a friend's friend.

    it will lead to problems.

    trust me.

    i've never seen that end well.