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We Need to Hang Out is a biography written by journalist Billy Baker that examines the everyday challenges of middle‑aged men as they navigate loneliness and interpersonal relations. The memoir captures candid moments of humor, reflection, and the search for meaningful male friendship in the bustle of New York life.
Through a series of candid anecdotes and thoughtful insights, Baker explores the psychological aspects of companionship and the necessity of social connection for mental well‑being.
First publish date: 2021
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: Billy Baker
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