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Seven in 10 Gen Zers feel more lonely and isolated than they ever thought they would (69%), according to new research.

A survey of 1,000 Gen Z respondents looked at their social habits, finding that connection matters to them, but adulthood has made it harder to come by than expected.

Results found that even when around others, the average respondent feels lonely four days a week.

Conducted by Talker Research for Life Time, the survey found that 60% see the lack of a dedicated social environment as part of the problem, agreeing they need a “third space” to make new friends.

While the large majority are interested in mingling more often and finding new friends, new challenges seem to present themselves regularly. yaroslav1986 – stock.adobe.com

One way Gen Z sees opportunity to make more friends is through their health routines.…