Myth #11: Women tend to talk more than men.<\/p>\n

I disagree with this language myth for many reasons. Women have always been identified as social gossipers, always wanting to know what’s going on with the people around them and know all the juicy details about everyone’s lives and are known to spread rumors about the information they know based on what they hear from other people. Due to personal experiences, I can definitely say that both females and males are known to love gossip- spread it, hear it, and engage in it- not just women. I believe men have just as much to say as women. Generally speaking, once you get someone to talk about their interests or their personal experiences and opinions, they will be able to give you an excess amount of info, both men and women included.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Myth #11: Women tend to talk more than men. I disagree with this language myth for many reasons. Women have always been identified as social gossipers, always wanting to know what’s going on with the people around them and know all the juicy details about everyone’s lives and are known to spread rumors about the information they know based on<\/p>\n

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