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Once a separation is final, the friends you had as a couple tend to drift towards one side or the other, and weekends once planned for two can suddenly yawn open. Luton can be a good place to regroup: private landlords own close to 30% of homes, a sign that plenty of people here are newly arrived and starting again too, and 40 to 49-year-olds make up almost a seventh of Luton. Assume others are piecing together a new routine as well, and the first hello gets easier.
Being single again at 45 can be lonely in a quiet flat, but it also frees up your diary. Choose something weekly that is purely for you: a Saturday 5k, an early swim before work, or a gardening morning where the weeding supplies the small talk. To make friends after 40 on your own terms, accept the coffee afterwards every single time, even on evenings when staying in tempts you. Places worth trying:
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
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