Men and women use language differently, in part because they have different life experiences and different goals in life.
In this presentation, you will learn some of the most common mistakes women make when they try to communicate with the men they love ... and more effective ways to get your point across.
5. What if …
Most of your relationship issues were simply a series of
misunderstandings?
6. What if …
Most of your relationship issues were simply a series of
misunderstandings?
Most of those misunderstandings were because he speaks a
different language?
7. What if …
Most of your relationship issues were simply a series of
misunderstandings?
Most of those misunderstandings were because he speaks a
different language?
And what if The Lord has uniquely equipped you to learn a
man’s language?
9. Understanding a Man’s World
More sensitive than women from the start of life.
Just observe toddlers on a playground …
10. Understanding a Man’s World
More sensitive than women from the start of life.
Just observe toddlers on a playground …
However, emotional expression is greatly reduced by the time
a boy enters kindergarten.
11. Boys & Men are Bound by the Boy Code
Be a Sturdy Oak
Any sign of weakness is strictly forbidden.
12. Boys & Men are Bound by the Boy Code
Give ‘Em Hell
Risk-taking behavior is encouraged.
13. Boys & Men are Bound by the Boy Code
Be the Big Wheel
Dominate others & refuse to let anyone know you feel like a
failure or out of control.
14. Boys & Men are Bound by the Boy Code
No Sissy Stuff
Don’t express feelings or urges viewed as feminine, such as
dependence.
18. Men’s Emotions
Yes, men are much more sensitive than women.
But they’re sensitive about different stuff than we are!
19. Men’s Emotions
Yes, men are much more sensitive than women.
But they’re sensitive about different stuff than we are!
What you say has a very profound impact on any man!
24. Speak His Language
Don’t demand that he be vulnerable. (The Boy Code)
Don’t lead with, “We need to talk.” Those words trigger his “I’m
in trouble again” reaction.
25. Speak His Language
Don’t demand that he be vulnerable. (The Boy Code)
Don’t lead with, “We need to talk.” Those words trigger his “I’m
in trouble again” reaction.
Don’t use examples – especially if he’s quiet & doesn’t seem to
get your point. His silence means he’s probably already
flooded with emotions.
27. Speak His Language
Engage in a side-by-side activity.
Be clear about the purpose of your conversation.
28. Speak His Language
Engage in a side-by-side activity.
Be clear about the purpose of your conversation.
Is it an experience to share or a problem to solve?
29. Speak His Language
Engage in a side-by-side activity.
Be clear about the purpose of your conversation.
Is it an experience to share or a problem to solve?
Give him time & space to think before he responds.