The Unexpected Bonds: Exploring Male Friendship
The idea that "men shouldn't have friends" might sound provocative at first glance, perhaps even a bit humorous. It plays on outdated stereotypes of stoicism and selfreliance, suggesting that vulnerability and close bonds are somehow antithetical to masculinity. However, the reality is far richer and more nuanced Throughout history and across cultures, male friendships have served as vital pillars of support, camaraderie, and personal growth These connections offer a space for shared experiences, mutual understanding, and the kind of unspoken understanding that can be deeply comforting.
