Episode 321: The difference between masculine and feminine communication
May 6, 2023
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Episode 321 · May 6, 2023
Episode 321: The difference between masculine and feminine communication
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Episode 321: The difference between masculine and feminine communication
Summary
The most significant difference between masculine and feminine communication pertains to their respective goals. Whereas masculine communication is interested in the accurate transmission of information, feminine communication is devoted to the transmission of experience, in the sense of felt subjectivity. By means of analogy: masculine communication is like a language without vowels, and feminine communication is like a language without consonants. The most effective communication styles combine both.
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