Navigating your 20s can be a period of significant personal growth and exploration, but it often comes with its fair share of challenges, one of which is the potential loneliness that you may experience. As we get more into adulthood, the familiar social structures of school may begin to dissipate, leaving us in a space where making new friendships can feel surprisingly challenging. The shift from college or high school to the workforce can lead to a sense of isolation, as the routines and environments that once facilitated connections are no longer as readily available.
However, it's important to recognize that building meaningful connections in your 20s is not only possible but also crucial for personal well-being. Taking the initiative to meet new people, attend social events, and engage in activities aligned with your interests can pave the way for lasting friendships.
While the process might seem intimidating at first, there are various resources that can provide valuable insights and guidance on how to navigate this aspect of adulthood. I’ve found that podcast episodes on this subject offer some great advice and tips for how to make friends in your 20s.
If you're looking for inspiration and practical tips, consider checking out these podcast episodes:
How to Make (and Maintain) Friendships - Already Friends Podcast
Finding Aligned Friendships and Activities To Do Together - Already Friends Podcast
How To Make and Maintain Friendships with Danielle Bayard Jackson
Friend Forward Podcast by Danielle Bayard Jackson
