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KoKo

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4. I thought it was a bit "biased" myself. But still...we've had discussions in

Reply to Seeking Serenity (Reply #2)

Sun Dec 8, 2013, 08:30 PM

Dec 2013

our house about how "Man Things" don't seem to be the same as they were with our Parents Generation. So, it was an interesting read from that standpoint of WHY? to the questions we've been batting around.

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I'm not Sure What to Make of this? "American men�s hidden crisis: They need more friends!" [View all] KoKo Dec 2013 OP

My husband has very few close friends. redstatebluegirl Dec 2013 #1

There's that. Some of our older men friends had "Model Train Clubs" and such KoKo Dec 2013 #3

I read that article Seeking Serenity Dec 2013 #2

I thought it was a bit "biased" myself. But still...we've had discussions in KoKo Dec 2013 #4

15-16 year old hetero males. westerebus Dec 2013 #5

Speaking for myself, I can say that I've had an unbelievably tough time trying to make real friends Blue_Tires Dec 2013 #6