What and How

• 1). Determine what exactly you're looking for in a friend. Perhaps you're looking for someone to share physical activities with. Or maybe you want someone to discuss books with, or relationships.
  
  
• 2). Direct your search based on your goals for the friendship.
  
  Enroll in a community center sports league if you're interested in finding a sport mate. Most community centers offer sports league participation for a minimal fee. The team is put together by organizers and thus the community center does the work of finding you several potential friends with a shared interest.
  
  •Join a book club at the local library if you're interested in discussing books. Most libraries have book clubs, and those that don't may be eagerly waiting the individual willing to start one. Often the library will do the advertising for the club and the bookworms will find you instead of you finding them.
  
  
• 3). Utilize the screen that stands between you and embodied friends so that you might meet face to face. Meeting people online has its risks as misrepresentation is possible. Nevertheless, many people make lifelong friends online.
  
  Register online with Meetup and find a group. MeetUp is an organization that helps people find groups in their area specific to their interests. While the majority of the listings on Meetup are in the United States, many other countries are represented as well. The groups list themselves on Meetup and the members find the group through a search that can be limited by both subject and location.