Editing Room

Inside this article, Deborah Tannen opens up and displays that conversation is a ritual. I believe when she says that she actually means that people say things without even wanting to recognize or understand the true literal meaning. She announces that men and women both have different ideas and communicates differently. Being that conversation is a ritual, women are basically most known to take others emotional state/ feelings into depth. As for the men, they prefer having the most powerful position or most of all begging to avoid failure. Deborah Tannen also enunciates to readers that there are many areas of miscommunication. The first area is saying that women apologize too much; when actually saying "sorry" isn't really meant to them. Saying sorry is just a way of keeping the people that is involved during the misunderstanding balanced. The second area says that men are most likely to critize when women honestly "sugar-code" and procrastinate to get to the point of hurting another feelings. The third area explains that many women use "thank you" as an beginning and ending of a conversation; when honestly there isn't anything to really thank for.The fourth area of miscommunication says that men enjoys the debate of ideas into a fight while women can doubt about fighting because of the criticism that they hear of their own work. The fifth area announces that women expect