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"Why do they always cover for each other?".(dude brain scan)(Brief article)
For guys, it's an "us and them" mentality. "Their male friends understand them in a way that women never will, and that creates a strong bond," says Warren Farrell, PhD, author of Why Men Are the Way They Are. Plus, loyalty is the backbone of their friendship--it's how they show they ...
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