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The science behind why so many women want to befriend gay men

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imageThere seems to be a level of implicit trust between gay men and straight women.'Chatting' via www.shutterstock.com

For years, friendships between straight women and gay men have been a subject of pop culture fascination. Books, television shows and feature length films have all highlighted this unique relationship, noted for its closeness and depth....

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