2). Do you agree that men and women
use language differently? In what
areas? Discuss this in detail.
Yes, I do believe men and women use
language differently. Men say what they
mean and mean what they say; while women tend to fluff things up, and think
about what they say before they say it. There is also a tone in a woman’s voice
that makes her voice comforting and sympathetic, while most men’s voices are
gruff and stern.
When my husband and I are talking
to people we can say close to the same thing to the same person, but if it’s a
male person they tend to understand him better, and if it’s a woman they tend
to understand me better. It’s all in the
delivery of what it said. My husband always says that I take too long to tell a
story, yet when telling the same story to my friends the girls want all the
details. There are so many differences in the way we communicate, that there
are books upon books on the subject.
The bottom line is most men like the
short, sweet, and to the point version of whatever it is being discussed to
make a logical decision; while, most women want details so they can make a
logical/ emotional decision with that “I feel good about this decision” feeling
in their gut. Our brains understand things differently, and one way is no more
right than the other, just different.
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