For example, I recently made a friend from a language class, it was easier to meet people bc we had to practice with classmates, we worked together on assignments, etc

No siblings or family members to hang out with? I don't have friends I just chill with my auntie, uncle, cousins etc.

Honestly working from home is probably limiting your opportunities a lot

Just accept that you’ve already peaked in life and move on OP.

damn

Meetup (the website) is great

Signing up for classes in stuff you're interested in.

Hang out at a bar, not sitting by yourself

I feel like you're projecting here

Take up a language and use s*** like HelloTalk to get friends. Meet with other folks learning that language around you

@op you should check this app

You have to be STRAIGHT for the app to work though

Not as tough as it seems, just put yourself out there and be solid as a person. The people meant for you will show up

not possible

you will die with your current amount of friends and no more

feel this.

i’m late 20s now and it’s even worse

all friends married or have kids or both

Im apart of a Facebook group called making friends after college. Maybe look for something like that in your area

Lowkey wonder this too when I reach around that age

Take classes, attend meetups, join groups, pursue other hobbies and interests and people will be there.

If you go to the gym I met a lot of friends through the gym.

Social clubs, sports leagues, dating apps, fb groups, get a dog

i see people making friends over 26 all the time

Bar, gym

Meet Up class for another hobby.

dw blah ur my friend

It was easy to make friends in school because you saw the same people every day.

Find hobbies where you see the same people consistently.

procreate. make friends with kid's friends parents.

kidding, but i'm convinced people do this to avoid loneliness.

do you play any sports? there's probably some local rec leagues you can play in to make friends