Making Friends Easier for Women

A survey seems to have given better points to women at making long-lasting friends and forging life bonds.

One out of three women said their best friends were those they met during school.

Only one out of six men is best friends with a school friend, the survey revealed.

Men mostly made friends at university or at work.

As time goes by, the number of friendships dropped and most people had only three close friends on average by the age of 60.

Source: Medindia

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