The friendship between men and women....

In a friendship between a man and a woman can be a risk to awaken an interest that goes beyond. But why should we give to what could become a great friendship?. Have a friend of the opposite sex can be very rewarding. In addition, the friends we choose according to affinities and no sex. Another question we can ask is whether after the breakup of a relationship can continue to be just friends.

A picture and could well assume they are dating.

But no .. they are just friends but friends of the opposite sex .. uo trust in the other.
but what would happen if qe feelings change?

 

From my point of view I would like to say that this type of communication etre acturian both women and men alike.

would lose the woman or man who loves but also one of the most important pillars. your soulmate.

I want to make clear that in both sexes communication with friends and their loss can be very important.

BeLÉn..:)

ElLOs Lo sUeLEn TeNeR cLaRo..

While we spend hours and hours thinking about an answer, talking to our friends, acting without thinking how they find an answer in most cases it is always clear.

to a problem loving family, economic, ... they know how to act better.
Know how to solve the problem and not lose their habits of communication with their friends and the environment while we like most women stay at home thinking that just solve the problem before ..

Unfortunately if there are studies that show ... not so in all cases logically but .. how you think you face a big problem? would you rather stay home ... or maybe hanging out with friends to forget the problem?


BelÉn :-)

In what do we think?

This issue is connected to the previous topic Stereotypes.
We  can find a really good example of stereotypes in this beer ad :



But as we've said before, this thing has change, now we have, for example, female singers that talk freely about taboo topics some years ago, like sex for instance.The video we are going to enclose belongs to Ke$ha.



 At present, we cannot talk about stereotypes because men and women act in a very similar way, before they could think the same but women could't do whatever they wanted to, but now everything is balanced...

To complement this theme we attach a scene of the film What women want:

We recomend this film so that you can see what women want. 

Bárabra & Ana.

Bárbara & Ana.

Stereotypes.

Everybody knows what a stereotypes is, but if you don't.....you know wikipedia.

• Men stereotype:

This picture reflects what most people think about men, but it's not always true...



• Women stereotype:

And this is how we imagine women...

But nowadays all these stereotypes have changed, and we probably know we see this:

• NEW men stereotype:

                                                  

• NEW women stereotype:

As you can see now men can do what we expect what ladies should do and viceversa, but the older stereotypes still "alive", because women think that men only can drink beer and be tough guys, while men think that women only can go shopping and gossiping.

Bárbara & Ana.

Men & women in discourse.

After knowing everything, or almost everything, about both brains, we can also notice the differences in communication or in discourse between the two genders, although each person has an unique for of expression.
There are some general patterns than we can identify in each gender.

• For instance men bring up troubles in the expectation that someone will suggest a solution, they value status and make more statements of fact and opinion.
• In contras, women, bring up troubles wanting simpathy and reassurance, they value connection and intimacy, so they care more about interpersonal relationships.Finally they use more questions to keep a conversation going.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGoC8FTLKSI
P.D.: HEMOS INTENTADO AÑADIR EL VIDEO PERO ES IMPOSIBLE.
PINCHAD EL ENLACE, ES MUY BUENO!!

Bárbara & Ana

SCIENTIFIC VIEW

'New research from the University of Alberta shows that men and women utilize different parts of their brains while they perform the same tasks. The results of the research are reported this month in the journal NeuroImage.
The study involved volunteers who performed memory tasks, verbal tasks, visual spatial tasks and simple motor tasks while their brain activity was monitored with functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) technology.
"The results jumped out at us," said Emily Bell, a U of A PhD student in psychiatry and lead author of the paper "Sometimes males and females would perform the same tasks and show different brain activation, and sometimes they would perform different tasks and show the same brain activation."
"It is widely recognized that there are differences between males and females, but finding that different regions of the brain are activated in men and women in response to the same task has large potential implications for a variety of different clinical situations," said Dr. Peter Silverstone, a psychiatrist at the U of A and an author of the study.
Silverstone cited the psychiatric condition of major depression as an example of the psychological differences between men and women, because twice as many women as men have this condition. He added that there are many other psychiatric conditions in which the male and female ratio is not equal or in which males and females show different symptoms and different profiles for the same conditions.
Thirty-three healthy, right-handed volunteers (23 male and 10 female) were used in the study. The researchers say this a relatively small sample, but Silverstone believes his group's latest findings suggest that future psychiatric research and clinical treatments for men and women should involve gender specific focuses to ensure that the sexes are studied separately, which he believes has not been done before.
"The larger implications of this work, as well as other work pointing in the same direction, is that we may increasingly find out that there are differences in the 'hard wiring' of male and female brains."
"We'd like to push forward in this area," added Bell, a Killam scholar at the U of A. "It hasn't been seen yet how this information can be used to help patients, but more work in this area may lead to that." '

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/12/051201165615.htm

This is an article taken from the page above and as you can see show us the differences, in a clinical view,between male and female brains, and how this affect to their behaviour.

We attached this article to demonstrate that there are true phisiologic inequalities among men and women brains.

Here we have a little visual explanation about this issue:

Bárbara & Ana.

Differences between men & women

Everybody knows that men are from Mars and women are from Venus, and this is why we talk and behave in differents ways.
Have you ever notice it?
Let's see why...

Sorry if your sensibility has been hurt, but it's the TRUTH....