Our emotional state usually determines the way we behave, and men and women relate to their emotions in different ways. When upset, women are more likely to directly express their feelings and seek support from friends and family, while men may hide their emotions or withdraw, often feeling that they need to be self-reliant. It doesn’t help that these behaviours are reinforced in the stereotypes and are often portrayed in popular culture.

In this episode, Hazelle, Azura, Germaine and our invited guest, Yung Raja, discuss if women are really more emotionally expressive than men; and debunk myths about men and their emotions.

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Our emotional state usually determines the way we behave, and men and women relate to their emotions in different ways. When upset, women are more likely to directly express their feelings and seek support from friends and family, while men may hide their emotions or withdraw, often feeling that they need to be self-reliant. It doesn&rsquo;t help that these behaviours are reinforced in the stereotypes and are often portrayed in popular culture.
In this episode, Hazelle, Azura, Germaine and our invited guest, Yung Raja, discuss if women are really more emotionally expressive than men; and debunk myths about men and their emotions.
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Follow us on Instagram for more updates on Hush:
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Engaging women in loud discussion and with gentle voices.

Engaging women in loud discussion and with gentle voices.

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Hazelle, Azura, Germaine and our invited guest, Yung Raja, discuss if women are really more emotionally expressive than men; and debunk myths about men and their emotions.

Are women more emotionally expressive than men? (ft. Yung Raja)

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7740012e-e1bd-4f85-81c4-a7f50047134a/clips/91602bc9-0ea8-4467-9238-ada2001670a3/transcript

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