Check your friend list and see how many of them are true friends, and since when you are in friendship? Well, you might be surprised to find out that most of your good friends are the people you met when you were young, probably in childhood, teenage or early adulthood. Do you think as an adult, you are not very good at making friends as compared to when you were young?
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off-topic Do Adults Finbd Harde to Make Friends?
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As we grow into adulthood, people tend to be more practical and more transactional, that's why they find it very difficult to have friends at that stage of their lives. It is true that the best friends that we have now are childhood friends that we made without any form of expectations.
As an adult, I still have the same friends from kindergarten. I haven't lost friends, but I do find it easier to gain new friends. I'm not a shy person, so i get along with people quite easily.
If I was anti-social, then I would find it pretty tough to make new friends.
If I was anti-social, then I would find it pretty tough to make new friends.
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I think Adults can have colleagues but they won't have any friends unless you are still in touch with school and college friends
I've never found it easy to make friends.
Adults often find it harder to make friends because of busy lives and fewer social opportunities. I also struggle with making friends and I believe meaningful friendships require more effort and time as responsibilities grow.
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