how men and women interact differently...

Interaction between males and females.. how thru does this sound to you folks??

http://dryorke.com/

im kinda of debating the theories there.. i dont think men and women are programmed differently, ... any thoughts insights?

 

the theories sound entirely made up
for instance, the thing aboyt the chocolates as stated leads you to believe that every girl who expressed her feelings chose exactly 5 chocolates, which is rediculouse..
more likely thats an average, the upper lmmmit being however many were there to choose from, & lower limmit 0 or 1
so any fluctiotion as slim as 3 should be expected, but as stated it doesnt even say its an average it says they all chose either 5 or 8
sounds entirely made up to me

 

Oh yes there is a huge difference in the way men and women process info and emotions. Even in the way they love. You are still very young......you'll learn through your life experiences. Even little boys and girls are different. It's the juice of relationships. You are either drawn to men or women because of the thought process differences. It's all okay. Live and learn, that's the best way.

 

I only skimmed the link, but it seemed like nonsense to me.

That said, I do think there are differences between men and women... or maybe it's more like differences between masculine and feminine (as, for example, there are many feminine males and masculine females). It's all about the yin and the yang

 

Went through the link, and couldn't help but wonder if it was meant to be funny or not.

Ignoring that, I do think men and women interact differently. I remember last year in Sociology we watched this video on a woman who disguised herself as a man (and it worked, the video initially presented her in her male form and I really thought she was a man til she told her story!) and for one year pretended to be one of the guys. The results were rather amazing. And it really showed us that men/women interaction is pretty different from male/male female/female interaction. She even wrote a book about it, detailing how interactions were different and so on and so forth.

Of course, not everyone interacts the same. I've met guys who couldn't interact with males on a comfortable and understanding level and girls who are the exact same with their own sex. And I've met guys and girls who can interact with both sexes in a truly equal fashion.

It just varies, that's all. I don't think I would deliberately hold someone to a generalization like that just because you never know what to expect. But, nonetheless, it's a good guideline on occasion.