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July 7, 2023

Making Friends as an Adult: Tackling Loneliness and Connecting with Neighbours

Have you ever noticed how making friends as an adult can be challenging?

A recent survey showed that 45% of people find it hard to make new friends, so you're not alone.

As our lives take different paths and our priorities shift, we may find ourselves in relationships and parenting, then we suddenly wake up one day and realise we haven't got any friends!

The struggle to combat loneliness while navigating adulthood is a common experience. However, one solution that often goes overlooked is getting to know our neighbours. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of connecting with neighbours and how an app like HiKinjo can help foster these connections within the UK - ready to make some friends? Let's dive in!

The Challenges of Making Friends in Adulthood:

As adults, our lives become increasingly busy and our interests diverge. Friends may move away, start families, or pursue different career paths. This natural progression can leave us feeling isolated and longing for meaningful connections. Building new friendships requires effort and stepping outside of our comfort zones.

Additionally, the age if technology has gifted us the opportunity to connect with each other, but more often than not, leaves a lot of us feeling isolated from the real world.

Well, Hikinjo believe we have the solution; a fantastic social app that marries the sharing economy with socialising. (*More about that later...)

The Power of Getting to Know Your Neighbours:

In our quest to combat loneliness, we often overlook the potential friendships that can be formed with our neighbours. Living in close proximity to others provides a unique opportunity for socialising and building a support network. By taking the initiative to get to know our neighbours, we can uncover shared interests, hobbies, and experiences.

You Can Connect Through HiKinjo!

In today's digital age, technology can bridge the gap between us and our neighbours. HiKinjo is an innovative app that connects individuals within the UK, allowing them to connect with their neighbours and build a sense of community. The app provides a platform where users can discover local events, share recommendations, and even organise neighbourhood gatherings. Through HiKinjo, individuals can connect with like-minded individuals and strengthen the bonds within their communities.

What Kind of Events Can You Promote On HiKinjo?

Since starting, we've seen TONS of social events happening on HiKinjo!

Here are just a few ideas to get you kick started:

Throw a street BBQ

Stream a live sporting event and invite the neighbours over!

Start a film club.

Start a local restaurant review club.

Find a gig buddy.

Start a book club.

Start a wine club.

Start a hiking club.

Start a jogging club.

Start a local dog-walking club.

Conclusion:

Making friends as an adult may require us to step outside of our comfort zones and explore new avenues for connection. While our friends may be exploring different paths, our neighbours provide a unique opportunity for building relationships and combating loneliness. Apps like HiKinjo can facilitate these connections, allowing individuals within the UK to discover and engage with their neighbours. By taking the initiative to connect with those around us, we can create a sense of community and enrich our lives in unexpected ways.

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Download HiKinjo And Start Making Friends Today!


Supporting Research:

1. A study conducted by the University of Michigan found that individuals who have strong social connections with their neighbours reported lower levels of loneliness and higher overall life satisfaction. [1]

2. According to a survey by the Mental Health Foundation, 30% of adults in the UK feel lonely at least once a week. Building connections with neighbours can help combat this prevalent issue. [2]

3. A research article published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships found that proximity plays a significant role in forming friendships, with neighbours often being the most accessible potential friends. [3]

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