Let’s clear something up – you don’t have to be loud, bubbly or outgoing to make friends.
You don’t need to be the centre of attention, the one telling stories at the table, or the girl with a huge group chat that never stops pinging.

Some of the most wonderful, thoughtful, kind girls are the quiet ones – the ones who love deep chats more than small talk, who need a bit of time to warm up, and who leave a party early because they’re socially exhausted.

If that’s you – you’re not doing friendship wrong. You just haven’t found your people yet.

You know that feeling when you walk away from a catch-up and think… “Did we actually talk about anything real?”

We all want connection, but surface-level friendships just aren’t cutting it anymore. We’re craving more than group chats that only talk about outfits, or friendships that disappear the second things get a bit hard.

If you’ve ever found yourself Googling “how to make friends in your 20s” or “friendship groups for women UK” – you’re not the only one.

Making friends as an adult isn’t easy. Life gets busy, people move, and it’s surprisingly hard to meet others who actually want the same kind of connection as you. But that doesn’t mean it’s too late to find your people – or that you’re the only one looking.

So, you’re craving a little solo adventure – but the idea of being totally on your own the whole time? Not exactly what you had in mind.

Maybe you’ve got time off and no one to go with. Maybe you’re ready to explore new places but you’d rather share the experience (and the snacks). Or maybe you just want to feel that little buzz of doing something new – with people who get it.

Let’s be real — no one tells you how hard it can be to make friends as an adult.

You leave uni, move cities, switch jobs, or go through a breakup… and suddenly it hits you: “Wait, where are my girls at?”

You don’t need a big friendship group to go on a girls trip.
In fact, some of the best ones happen without knowing anyone at all.

Whether your besties are busy, your travel group chat’s all talk and no action, or you’ve just been craving something different – this is your sign to book the trip anyway.

Whether you’ve just moved to a new city or you’re craving deeper connections where you live, we’ve got good news - there’s definitely a We Got You Boo group near you right now.

Loneliness can creep in quietly. You might be surrounded by people, busy with work, living in a big city or even in a relationship – but still feel like you’re missing something.

If you're craving female friendship that feels easy, warm and real, you're not alone. So many girls in their twenties and thirties feel exactly the same way – they just don’t talk about it.