Do you believe that there are any psychological, mental or emotional differences between men & women?

Answer 1

Men and woman are raised differently and that seems to help make differences. Have you ever noticed that there are very sensitive emotional men and very aggressive women? So I think that personality comes into it as well: nature and nurture.

Answer 2

In reference to those you're likely to experience? Sure. I'm not entirely sure that would hold true as a universal for a cross-cultural study though. Gender is inherently tied to the culture one is raised in: even once you're aware of how we're gender-socialized, it's still difficult to try to escape that. Also...exactly what do you mean by "men" and "women"? There are five possible genetic combinations for sex: not just XY or XX. And there are numerous other things that can happen resulting in physical blurring of sexes. Emotional gender, then, would almost HAVE to be a million times more complex.

Answer 3

Yes, definitely. I believe it's a mixture of biological and social factors (moreso the latter than the first) that creates these differences.

I also believe that men and women have much more in common than they have things in difference; we are all people, after all.

Answer 4

As far as the medical science that I've read on this subject goes, most of the differences have been found to be related to socialization and hormones.

Answer 5

no, we are all born with the same emotions. we are just trained differently in terms of when and how to use them, therefore, we become conditioned to act differently.. personally, i think it's sad. surpressing emotions is the #1 reason why men suffer from anxiety, stress, and eventually suffer depression, burnout, and even heart attacks! i am proud to display my girly/feminine side as often as possible, and one day, plan on transitioning to become 100% woman!

Answer 6

Absolutely.

Answer 7

yes