Andrew Huberman· PhD
I hear from a lot of depressed young men these days that have girlfriends, but not male friends and they are mentally spiraling.
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I hear from a lot of depressed young men these days that have girlfriends, but not male friends and they are mentally spiraling.
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They don't have male friends. >> They don't have the golf buddies. And this is, you know, this is a new thing to me like guys in these are guys in their 20s, sometimes in their 30s.