Feeling Lonely: Practical Ways to Build Real Friendships
Lori Askew
In elementary school, you could walk up to someone on the playground and ask, “Do you want to play?” and by the time the bell rang, you’d have a new friend. In college, proximity did most of the work for you. Because you lived, went to school with, and sometimes worked alongside people on campus, you naturally grew into friendship with them without much effort. But there comes a point in adulthood when you realize that friendships don’t come as automatically as they used to. And if you’re a busy woman with a job or a family, you know that making friendships can be difficult. So how do you build real...
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