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this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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I've got a male friend getting married soon. He struggled to invite many of our other male friends as he didn't know their surnames, addresses, or in some cases phone numbers. These are close long term friends.
He can however tell you a hundred stories about stupid stuff our friend Adam has done while drunk.
I just don't think male conversation includes details or personal stuff often.
Tbf I wouldnt consider surnames and phone numbers "personal details". Surnames and adresses are largely irrelevant for interactions in a friend group, and phone numbers would be swapped mainly for adding people to a Whatsapp/Telegram group chat. (How did he keep in contact with these people without a phone number, though?)
Group chats and at meet ups I guess?
If its a group Chat in Whatsapp/Telegram etc, he still would have access to the phone numbers. Could be a group chat on discord or insta though, good point.