How to Make Good Friends

  

Importance of Friendship: Friendships can extend your life by 50%, which is twice as beneficial as training regularly. School may not have been your favorite thing, whether at college, high school, or during those early days on the playground, you probably did your best friends in life there.  It's easier to make friends in a forced environment like that, is not it? Once you are in the real world, it can feel much more difficult. In fact, your social promiscuity peaks at 25, according to a study published in Royal Society Open Science.

 Making Friends in Thirties: After that, people start losing contact quickly, women losing them faster than men (look, Taylor Swift). Even if it seems disastrous, making friends in your thirties is essential. Stable relationships and female friendships are important as women in their thirties develop a new level of freedom and self-awareness.  Maintaining friendships is important for emotional health - having someone with whom to share one's feelings is healthy, reduces depressive symptoms and anxiety, and creates a sense of urgency and feeling of belonging.  

Adult Friendship: Adults' friendships are also very important to your physical health. It's hard to forge friendships outside of your group of friends: add a busy schedule to the already difficult task of making friends as an adult, and finding new friends Unfortunately, creating and keeping friends is not always easy. But that can be done. For those who do not know exactly how to forge new friendships or reinforce old ones, here are some tips that are more creative and practical than the old ones: Put yourself in there.

 Blind Date:  Most of we heard about the blind Date, when we let a friend play a matchmaker and usher with someone we've never met before. If you've just moved to a new city, ask a friend to make a totally platonic date with one of his friends who lives nearby.  You will be less likely to call your furry friend if the potential match goes wrong. When you enjoy leisure and activities that appeal to you, you have a good chance of meeting people with similar interests. 

Friends with same Interest:  So check out this local conference on modern literature and sign up for sushi lessons. Each event is an opportunity to create a new room filled with friends sharing the same ideas. When you just start learning to know someone, foster intimacy by talking about something deeper than sucky time.