In the article, Talking to Boys the Way We Talk to Girls, I agree with what the author, Andrew Reiner, argues about when he states how parents or individuals in general speak and treat males differently than they do with females. In a 2014 study, it is shown that mothers talk to their daughters with more emotional words than they do with their sons. In 2017, another study shows how fathers tend to be more focused on what their sons have accomplished and the happiness of their daughters. Parents tell their daughters to be cautious on what they’re doing while they teach the boys how to do things on their own. Personally, my parents have always been more gentle when they talk to since they think I have more sensitive feelings than my older brother.
