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Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus

Hello folks! Welcome back to my blog! It's been a week since i posted about Naming Traditions on my blog and today i want to talk about different thing. 

Tuesday ago, in the class of post-intermediate reading, we discussed about "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus." It's a book by John Gray. Talking about what makes women and men have differences. I find it interesting to be honest though i haven't finished the book.

Let's talk about it a little!
When women have to deal with their problems, they feel better to talk about their problems instead of finding solutions. Meanwhile men feel better to looking up for solutions. Most of them prefer to be silent than talking or sharing it to other people. I sometimes find it hard for myself to keep these problems. I feel like world needs to know about my problems. It's actually not a good way, i realized that. I'm trying to erase this habit. It's billion percent would be better to find a solution for my problems instead of complaining or talking about it.

I think that's all. What a short blog! Hahaha. Ah, i forgot to mention this. When women talk about their problems they just want to be listened. We ain't asking for solutions, tbh. When men listened to us, it showed us that you care. We're kinda emotional, aren't we? Or is it just me?

Thank you for reading! I'll catch you later! : )

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