Competition vs. Connection: How Women and Men

is attempting to connect to him--she's not just talking to talk, nor is she trying to readjust the status of their relationship. By sharing more of himself he shows her, in a way she can understand, that he's not pushing her away; that he does indeed love her and want to be close to her.
             and at different rates. Additionally, language differences are due in part to our social experiences. As individuals, we are born into the same world but are socialized to live different existences. From the very beginning, boys and girls are responded to in different ways, expectations of each are different, and tolerance to their behaviors differ; boys are not supposed to cry and girls are not supposed to be loud or act in an aggressive manner.
             According to the text "A History of the English Language", how individuals learn to communicate stays with them for life. Therefore, whether the gender differences are learned or genetic, they stay with us for life. In addition, in our society, males are believed to be more unreceptive, self-sufficient and goal oriented. Whereas, females are believed to be more passive and reliant and have a slanted view. Results of studies done by Advanced Teamware, Inc. state that "while most studies of gender differences have acknowledged women's strong interpersonal skills, and for using them more ef
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