We as millennials are the most connected generation so far. Though Gen Z might be hot on our heels, they're still in school or university, surrounded by hundreds of people (when we aren't in lockdown) and meeting hundreds of people, day-in, day-out. Cut to your late 20s and beyond, and your social ties diminish. The house parties slow down, friends start to get married and have families of their own and we're all busy saving to move out, that we can't afford to go out and socialise. But if you're so connected otherwise with the thousands of friends and followers we've accumulated through Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and beyond, then why do we still feel so lonely? Even if our friends are heading off into different directions, why are we finding it so hard to keep in touch and end up as the loneliest generation to date. Proximity and exposure to new people is just one reason - but why do you feel that loneliness so much? Is it okay that you’re feeling this way?Listen in to this week's episode to find out why millennials are so lonely and what might be catching you out to feel that way.-----If this show is helpful to you, consider joining our amazing community of other single ladies at https://single-life-be-like.mn.co/ and you'll get access to monthly zoom meetings, The Single Girls Book Club and more!The Single Girl's Guide to Life was created by Chantelle Dyson. Please send your feedback and questions to Chantelle on Instagram,  join our online community for discussion and support, follow Chantelle on TikTok, keep up with the Single Life blog, and join us at a Single Girls Club event.And if you loved this episode, HIT SUBSCRIBE  to stay up to date for future, weekly episode of single life living. FOLLOW: Instagram // Facebook // TikTok