Have you ever noticed that while talking to some of your girl friends, they're more likely in an argument to come to an agreement about different viewpoints, and more likely to peacefully come to the "agree to disagree happily" conclusion. And that while talking to guy friends, they're more likely to press and press a their specific point until you practically scream "OKAY!" after long discussions of "I understand what you're saying, but I mean *this*."
I remember reading a piece while in my junior year of high school that contrasted a male's and female's general behavior within conversations. Females tend to point out negative things about themselves and what they're saying, and in turn build up others and their points. Males tend to point out cracks in an opponent's argument and aren't one to give up their point easily until their noses are rubbed in it. Being used to it, they see it as a normal thing, while a female may become frustrated.
I'm not sure if it's just me generalizing based on my own personal experiences, but what do you girls think?
I remember reading a piece while in my junior year of high school that contrasted a male's and female's general behavior within conversations. Females tend to point out negative things about themselves and what they're saying, and in turn build up others and their points. Males tend to point out cracks in an opponent's argument and aren't one to give up their point easily until their noses are rubbed in it. Being used to it, they see it as a normal thing, while a female may become frustrated.
I'm not sure if it's just me generalizing based on my own personal experiences, but what do you girls think?
