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Men tend to compartmentalize their thoughts and emotions from "summary" of The Male Brain by Louann Brizendine, MD

In the male brain, thoughts and emotions are often separated into distinct compartments, each with its own designated space and purpose. This compartmentalization allows men to focus on one task or emotion at a time, without being overwhelmed by conflicting thoughts or feelings. When faced with a problem or challenge, men are able to isolate the issue in their minds and work through it methodically, without being distracted by other concerns. This ability to compartmentalize can be seen as a survival mechanism, as it allows men to stay focused and goal-oriented in the face of adversity. Similarly, emotions are often com...
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    The Male Brain

    Louann Brizendine, MD

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