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How to talk about the problems with your mate Have you dealing with a problem with your mate they ended up being more upset than when they started talking? In that case, the situation can be improved . Because there are some things we should know about the different ways of communicating that men and women have. Women prefer to explain the whole problem before listening to a solution. In fact, sometimes talking is the solution. Men tend to look for solutions. And it is that a man feels useful when he can solve something. For him it is the way to show her that he is there to help her. Therefore, many mens are disconcerted that their solutions are not accepted right away. Counsel for women: Try to listen the solution he has Counsel for men: Listen, Listen, Listen carefully

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How to talk about the problems with your mate 

Have you dealing ever tried dealing with a problem with your mate but they ended up being more upset than when they started talking? In that case, the situation can be improved . Because There are some things we should know about the different ways of communicating that men and women have.
Women prefer to explain the whole problem before listening to a solution. In fact, sometimes talking is the solution.
Men tend to look for solutions. And it is that (or "And the reason is that") a man feels useful when he can solve something. For him, it is the way to show her that he is there to help her.
Therefore, many mens   are disconcerted that their solutions are not accepted right away.

Counsel for women: Try to listen to the solution he has
Counsel for men: Listen, listen, listen carefully

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In the United States, we would say "Advice for women: _____" and "Advice for men: ___________."  In the U.S., the noun "counsel" is a quite formal word...I see it used more when someone is getting professional advice from a lawyer, therapist, doctor, etc..   But I think perhaps in England they might use "counsel" in some situation where Americans will use "advice."   So I offer this as a comment and not a correction.

The word "because" was causing the sentence to be an incomplete sentence -- that is why I erased the word "because."  If you start the sentence with "because", the sentence will need to have another clause...in a pattern like, "Because _____ ____ _____ , (then) ____ ____ _____" .      Another option would be to start the sentence with the word "first":  "First there are some things..."


Lastly, I think the advice you offer is very good advice.   It can often take people years to understand this basic difference that causes so many couple's conversations to end with both people feeling frustrated.


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