"As adults, we can sometimes be too judgmental. Politics gets in the way, or the way someone looks, where someone lives, and what brand of car they drive, can often derail us from making friends with an otherwise perfect fit."
"The percentage of U.S. adults who have no close friends has quadrupled to 12 percent since 1990, and those reporting 10 or more close friends? That has fallen by nearly three times."
Making friends as an adult is challenging due to increased judgment and preconceived notions. The percentage of U.S. adults with no close friends has quadrupled since 1990, while those with ten or more close friends has significantly decreased. To combat loneliness, adults should adopt a less judgmental approach, similar to childhood friendships, and be open to new connections. Creative strategies for making friends can lead to improved health and well-being, emphasizing the importance of intentional social interactions.
Read at Psychology Today
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