Women tend to be more emotional than men, but that's not always a bad thing. Women understand how to "feel" more deeply, and are therefore better equipped for parenthood and career success.
It has been shown that the women brain matures much earlier than those of men, which can result in a better mental performance.
Physical and hormonal changes in women not only impact their mood and cause physical discomfort but it also changes the way she thinks.
The female brain is more responsive to even a small amount of pain and stress. Women report more pain in comparison to the men, prominently in their bodily areas. So, think about the pain they go through during menstruation, childbirth, lactation, perimenopause and menopause.
Women are strong and resilient. They don’t set their mind on something and let someone else dictate the way they act. Instead, they make their own rules, and put their whole soul into it.
A study shows that women tend to have larger volumes in brain areas concerning language and emotions. Men, on the other hand, have larger volumes in brain regions dealing with survival instincts, memory, and learning.
Women want good listeners who can give them the space to talk about anything that's on her mind.
Women have natural strengths and abilities. As a child, women are born with leadership qualities. They are able to see different angles of the problem and can be driven by logic, analytical, and critical thinking.
It is a fact that women can experience mood swings, stay up all night, eat junk foods and chocolate, curl up in their blanket and not go out.
Mind-reading is a phenomenon that many believe to be special abilities of the mind. But when it comes to women, this power has a biological basis and not some supernatural power.