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"Why does he defend his pals' lame behavior?".(THE STUFF HE WON'T REVEAL)(Brief article)
His buddies could cheat, lie, and be creepier than The Hills' Spencer Pratt mad your guy would still stick up for them. What gives? "Growing up, men are indoctrinated into a brotherhood mentality that requires having your friends' backs at all times," says David B. Wexler, PhD, author of When Good Men Behave Badly. ...
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