Why men have no friends – and how they can get some

When Sam Eklls used to go to bed, he admits he could see ‘no reason’ in getting up the next day.

He wouldn’t want to get out from under the sheets. He didn’t want to move, or drink, or eat.  

That’s because, despite being in his early twenties, Sam had no friends. His daily existence, he recalls, felt ‘meaningless and debilitating’.

Looking back to that time, Sam tells Metro.co.uk that life without friendship ‘is…