communiaction style-male

             More often than not, I noticed that "girls talk more than boys" and the reason, I'm still wondering. There is a huge difference in the way men and women communicate and the style of their communications may have direct relationship of their thoughts of Life in general. Men usually focus on results while women aren't result oriented but rather gather information to distribute without discrimination; they make a mountain out of a molehill.
             I prefer the way Men communicate. In this type of communication, you tend to have two way conversation rather than one. If you ask a question you get an answer just as short as the question. In that same token, men focus the point of the conversation and all that is relative to it. According to Tony Kornheiser, the author of "No Detail Is Too Small for Girls Answering a Simple Question" mentions, "Boys do not gather and retain information, they focus on results". Men focus on what is important rather than wasting time on what isn't. Men are usually the listeners while female do just the opposite.
             On the other hand, Women don't think they should be simple in, at least, their storytelling. Kornheiser mentions in his article and writes, "They (women) gather information and dispense it without discrimination...they don't think life is as simple as men do, and so they're fascinated by the multiplicity of choices that they see." Women like to tell it like it is; they tell you everything that you do and don't ask for, relative or not. Thus, one must be very precise and specific of his questions to a woman.
             One reason that could cause women to talk too much is that they exaggerate and make it harder for them to have their point across. According to Kornheiser, he says, "If for example, you missed Rams game, and you know a woman wh
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