Publisher's Synopsis
Men and women are as different as night and day in almost all aspects. They're wired differently, in terms of the way they see the world, in the way they think, feel, act, and talk. Women are generally more in touch with their feelings, more open and honest about them, and wouldn't hesitate to tell you when something is bothering them. Men, on the other hand, keep it all inside for fear of being vulnerable and getting hurt. They don't want to show weakness because getting mocked is akin to being bullied. Again, these are general behavioral patterns, but they don't apply to all members of the species, mainly because of the rise and rampancy of feminism and the clamors for men to be a little more demonstrative of what's going on in their heads and their hearts.
But despite many instances of gender role changes, such as who's wearing the pants in the relationship and the rise in the number of stay-at-home dads, there are some things that remain the same: there are some things that most men will never tell the fairer sex.
