Differences Between a Man and a Woman

By Alexander Ermak

This book will help women understand men better, find the right approach to them, and be happy with them.
Physical and behavioral differences between men and women:
- a woman is more involved in verbal interaction (more talkative);
- a man is more prepared for action and competition;
- it is easier for a woman to deal with time and for a man to deal with space;
- men’s vision is more developed;
- a woman is more sensitive, her sense of hearing is more developed, her sense of smell is more delicate, and she has ten times more tactile receptors of the skin (she needs touch)...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alexander Ermak
• Release date: Jan 26, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463385326

Alexander Ermak

Alexander Ermak is a journalist, writer and playwright; author of short stories, novels, plays and nonfiction. He was born in Novosibirsk. Studied journalism at Lomonosov Moscow State University. Lives and works in Moscow. Finalist of A. Barsukov's Short Story Contest and the Premiere International Playwrighting Contest. Award-winner of the playwrighting contests From the Web onto the Stage and Personality. ... Ермак Александр Николаевич родился в Новосибирске. Окончил факультет журналистики МГУ им. Ломоносова и «Комсомольскую правду». Прозаик и драматург. Финалист конкурса коротких рассказов им. А.Барсукова и международного драматургического конкурса «Премьера». Победитель драматургических конкурсов «Из интернета на сцену» и «Человек».

Book preview

Alexander Ermak

Differences between a man and a woman

Ermak, Alexander

Differences between a man and a woman. / Alexander Ermak. A.N.Publishing, 2019.

A.N.Publishing, 2019

© А. Ermak, 2019.

© A.N.Publishing, 2019

Abstract:

This book will help women understand men better, find the right approach to them, and be happy with them.

Physical and behavioral differences between men and women:

- a woman is more involved in verbal interaction (more talkative);

- a man is more prepared for action and competition;

- it is easier for a woman to deal with time and for a man to deal with space;

- men’s vision is more developed;

- a woman is more sensitive, her sense of hearing is more developed, her sense of smell is more delicate, and she has ten times more tactile receptors of the skin (she needs touch)…

Table of Contents

What is a modern man?

Male and female symbolism

International men's day

Life expectancy for men

There are less men than women

The height of a man

A man’s weight

Men are aliens for women

A man is embedded into the hierarchical system of society since childhood

How men grow up

How a man thinks

A man’s upbringing

A man needs friendship with other men

Men’s favorite fragrances

What a man wears at home

What a man wants at different times of his life

How men and women offer something

At what subjects men are more successful

How female and male behaviors differ

Men get lost in new social relations

More sanity and madness among men

Why there are more men than women among geniuses

Male and female emotions

Men are stronger in the rational field

Men keep emotions inside

Men worry as much as women

Men don't like to admit their mistakes

Men and women often do not understand each other

Men value trust

Male stress from haranguing

Important facts about women for men

Men purchase things less frequently than women

Men express their thoughts concisely

Men are not great at guessing

Men notice the big picture and not the details

Men and women have different priorities

Men lie more often than women

Men instinctively gaze at women passing by

Male loneliness

Men are worse at body language

Male and female touch

How men engage in conflict

Folk views of men and women

What is a modern man?

A man is a person of the male sex. The word man is usually used when referring to an adult. A child and a teenage boy are commonly referred to as a boy, lad, or guy.

In different countries people address a man in different ways:

- In English-speaking countries, usually as Mister (or Mr. in writing);

- In Germany, as Herr;

- In Spain, as Señor;

- In Western Slavic countries, as