Women, by nature, tend to be talkative and enjoy sharing their thoughts and experiences, often repeating the same stories regardless of whom they meet. In contrast, men do not have the habit of frequently sharing their problems or stories; when they do open up, their brains register it as a completed task, like checking off an item on a list, making them unlikely to repeat the same story.
This fundamental difference in communication styles contributes to the idea that a man and a woman can never truly be friends once they have a spouse, as the dynamics of emotional sharing and connection naturally shift within their committed relationship.