4 Ways of Making friends as Adult

1.Meet Up I mean, if you have to go meet strangers, they might as well be strangers who share your same interests. MeetUp advertises events that happen all over the world, and they have some oddly specific events. For example, if you're a libertarian vegetarian who lives in Minnesota and you like dressing in clown make-up and juggling live sharks, there's probably a meet-up for that. You can join Meet-ups about gardening, board games, politics, cooking... And if, at the last minute, you decide you just don't have it in you, no one's night will be ruined if you don't go. 2.Go To Night School I know, I know. You're OVER school. But it's not like those super boring classes where you have these huge papers and you have to do all the work in your group projects. You're not chasing a degree, so you can take something like pottery or bowling. It's better than trying to talk to people at the gym. Trust me. And you get new skills. Friends like people with good skills. 3.Volunteer Right? Cause it's not like you don't already have 30 million bajillion things to do. But volunteering is a total win-win. If you do it regularly, you'll meet people who care about the same things you care about. If you don't meet people, you'll still use your talents to do something good for the world. Plus, nothing makes for a popular Instagram post like a clever protest sign. 4.use your kids or pets Do you have kids? If so, here's a coffee and a hug, because, for reals, that seems amazingly difficult. If you're not already meeting other parents through your part-time, unpaid transportation job, consider having a few kids and their parents over to play and chat. If you have your gab session at a park, you don't even have to clean your house or make (buy) snacks. And if you're child-less, but still have a furry child (as in a cat or dog or hamster, of course — let's not get weird), try heading to a dog park