How Men and Women Communicate Differently (Communication 101 Series) – with Shaun Williams
Men and women communicate differently. Men are from Mars; women are from Venus, they said. How we communicate can differ as men and women. However, I want to help you take your communication skills out of this world! I couldn’t resist. Back by popular demand, we have special guest, Shaun Williams, my hubby of nearly 23 years, on the episode today. He is in rare form, and I think we spent a solid quarter of this episode in hysterics. His shenanigans were on full display. Hopefully, you’ll still find tons of value of out today’s show.
Is it really true that men and women communicate differently? Well, of course, some of these factors are generalizations, but the truth is, we are different. Men actually use different parts of their brain to communicate than women do. The science behind our differences is quite astounding. Add to that society’s “norms,” and you have yourself a recipe for a communication catastrophe. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
I’m Different than You
If we could understand and acknowledge that we are different than our spouses/partners and that one way of communicating isn’t better or worse than the other, we’d be so much better. Truthfully, opposites do attract, and we are better together. Different isn’t bad; it’s just different. Part of the joy of marriage is learning to appreciate, respect, and honor those differences.
And the Winner Is . . .
As promised, I announce the winner of our Podcast Review Contest on today’s episode! THANK YOU to all who submitted a review. Reviews help others to find Real Relationship Talk and grow in their marriages and relationships. So, please, keep sharing, and keep the reviews coming in!
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