The physical difference between men and women are many. The two genders are built for different purposes. That, no sane person can argue. But, what about the mind? Do men and women think differently by default? Or do cultural upbringings alter the perception and outlook of the gender identification role? Many assume that men are more logical while women are the emotional half. To the one who says this, I ask if they have ever lived with a man. Simply because a man does not show his emotions does not mean he is free of them. In fact, a being who bottles something as explosive as emotions is, indeed, bound to expel the emotion in some fashion (probably through anger).

Another presumption noticed is the notion of men being attracted to the physical appearance more so then females. My experience begs me to differ. The only difference I have noticed in this particular trait is that men look for skin while females seem to look more for groom; a well suited man is more likely to capture the eye of the fairer sex than a beefcake displaying his biceps.

This confusion is one of the reasons people feel inferior when they wish to speak to someone they find attractive. It is often assumed that women only do this or that men only want that. In more cases than less, however, the issue is that of bad communication and presumptive judgment. Both of which lead to ignorance and a lonely night.