Men and women differ from each other not only in behavior and habits.
The differences also concern the reaction to certain words.
Therefore, it is worth remembering a few phrases that men and women always perceive differently, and many simply do not understand this.
"Nothing"
For men, this word often means there is no problem or nothing remarkable. However, women may use it to express irritation or dissatisfaction.
"Are you okay?"
When a woman asks this question, she may be looking for emotional support or wanting to express her feelings. A man, hearing this question, will most often limit himself to a superficial, concerned look.
"We need to talk"
This phrase for women can be a signal of the need to discuss something important and solve a problem. For men, it can sound like a warning about an upcoming quarrel or a negative situation.
"You always do this"
Women often use this phrase to express frustration or dissatisfaction with some behavior of a man. Men may perceive it as an accusation of imperfection or a negative approach.
"Have you forgotten?"
For women, this is usually a question about forgotten commitments or plans. Men, hearing this question, may simply perceive it as information about the fact of forgetting, without implied criticism.
"I just asked"
This phrase for women often means that they don't understand why their question caused irritation or offense. For men, it can sound like an excuse for being pushy or asking too many questions.
"You are too sensitive."
Women often use this phrase to express their opinion of a man's overreaction to an event or comment. Men may perceive this as a reproach for their emotional immaturity or weakness.
Previously, we talked about how to deal with accumulated negativity and what effective methods exist for this.
Author: Valeria Kisternaya
