Africa is best known for African Proverbs. 

Throughout Africa many brilliant minds possess a kingdom of knowledge about how to make friends. Who is without friends is like a body without a soul.

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Having friends is an important predictor of happiness and life satisfaction. When you are a child in the playground it is simple, but “Do you want to be my friend?” is not a line you hear from adults. Making friends as an adult can be hard, and takes time.

A study from the University of Kansas found that two people need to spend 90 hours together to become friends, or 200 hours to qualify as close friends. Spending time together is a necessary component of friendship development, but the way that time is spent is equally important.

Given significant constraints on free time, especially among working adults and parents, individuals must budget their time wisely to make time for friends. Loneliness is something we all feel at times and to varying degrees, but it can be something that we feel uneasy about admitting to.

Friendship development is restricted by time; it requires both repeated contact and time to spend on the relationship. Having fun together as friends and enjoying each other’s company are essential but striking up friendships can be tricky here are twenty African Proverbs about forging and keeping new friendship connections.

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 Meeting New Friends African Proverbs.

A needle's eye is wide enough for two friends.

As you do to others, you may expect another to do to you.

Unless you bear with the faults of a friend, you betray your own.

A crowd is not company.

He who is without friends is like a body without a soul.

A friend's eye is a good mirror.

Water far away will not extinguish a fire at hand.

A day wasted on others is not wasted on yourself.

That from happiness there so often springs pain.

A friendship will be young at the end of a century, a passion old at the end of three months.

Do not conceal the truth from friends, doctors, and lawyers.

A constant friend is a thing hard and rare to find.

Keep a new friend, never break with the old.

A day may sink or save a friendship.

To change, and to change for the better, are two different things.

A faithful friend is a true image of God.

The house of a friend is the best house.

A friend is a second self.

Kind words from a friend is doubly enjoyable in dark days.

To give advice as well as take it, is a feature of true friendship.

Be open when meeting new friends African proverbs.

Sometimes, it is hard to make new friends, or you do not know where to start. Let these African Proverbs be your guide to how to forge and keep new friendship connections. 

Friendships do not just happen. In fact, the belief that they happen organically can hinder chances of making friends. The perception of the world around us depends on the actions we take to carve out space for ourselves to connect with new people.

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