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I feel like this question gets asked every 2 months in this bowl. Here are quick ideas
- Go to an event: There are tons of meetups every weekend that are posted about on ig constantly
- Join a sports team at Piedmont
- join a young professional group
- Go to festivals that match your interests
- Use your apartment/ community amenities
- Open up: Whatever you do, you still need to talk. People here have generally been very friendly, and many are transplants. My experience is there is a lot of openness
I agree with this. The hardest thing is actually putting yourself out there. Social anxiety is REAL but being able to overcome that in hopes of expanding your social network is worth it!
Mid 40s and wondering the same thing. Let me know when you find out
Strip clubs
They can only be your friends for a night tho🤣
Also late 20s. I’ll be your friend
Maybe this post should just be
“Mid-20s looking for friends. Enjoy:
-X
-Y
-Z”
-If you have a dog, head to the dog park
-pick up golf and book a tee time and they’ll pair you with people
-if your apartment has a pool that’s a good place to
Hey I work for FORVIS too
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I made friends through my synagogue
@ Consultant: you can also start with your college alumni Atl chapter. Google them and subscribe to their emails to get notified of their events. At least you’ll find people who share a common experience and have something to talk about
I'd recommend joining a Toastmasters club
https://www.buckheadtoastmasters.org/
Mid-30’s and have no idea how either. Atlanta doesn’t feel friendly to making friends.