the years to be the result of many factors. I believe the central problem between male and

female communication is that men are direct and to the point, while women like to tell a

story which is typically more illustrative and emotional. Therefore, it may be that men

tend to turn a deaf ear to what women have to say because it seems men often lose

interest due to the story-telling approach women utilize while communicating. Let me

point out that this is only my opinion and depending on who you ask or what you read,

you may find that there are many other opinions.

In the essay "His Talk, Her Talk," Joyce Maynard points out that suggesting that there

are differences between the sexes other than anatomy may be wrong or politically

incorrect, but, in fact, differences do exist. It's hard to believe that there is no

must learn to recognize and respect it.

as women's talk and men's talk. Neither sex knows what goes on in each other's

as a couple, in resolving those differences and improving upon their communication skills.

can be addressed and improved upon. This is why I would recommend "Man to Man,

talking with the same sex. However women, unlike men, seek emotional support through

a better understanding of the problem at hand is key to resolving differences. The

overcoming the difficulties of male-female communication.

conversations are intimate and full of emotion. Maynard claims that the sexes talk about

On the other hand, the essay "His Talk, Her Talk" is based solely on one woman's personal

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