Can men and women really be 'just friends'? We ask Malaysians for their thoughts

By MING TEOH

Family
Saturday, 17 Dec 2022
10:00 AM MYT

A person who has friends of the opposite sex will tend to be more balanced, being able to see things from both perspectives. Photo: Freepik

StarLifestyle asks Malaysians what they think about the topic of male-female friendships.

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