Tannen Chose “Sex, Lies and Conversation”? Relationships generally need a lot of patience in order to work out. In “Sex, Lies and Conversation: Why Is It So Hard for Men and Women to Talk to Each Other?” Deborah Tannen argues that the cause of misunderstanding between men and women is the differences in approaches of communication between the two sexes. Tannen used a deceptively interesting title; a sneak peek will never give you the real concept of the content. She employed “Sex” for genders, and
Deborah Tannen "Sex, Lies, and Conversation, “and John Gray “Speaking Different Language", Men's and women's conversational styles reflect on each gender's needs. They are a series of examples that both authors give to support their research and opinions. Gray believe that men's and women's communicate so different it’s like almost they come from different planets (Venus and mars). Hence, according to Tannen their linguistics is unique that they seem from other cultures. Therefore each sex needs are confined
Thurmer says to Caulfield and his history teacher, Mr. Spencer, agrees that “Life is a game that one plays according to the rules”(J.D. Salinger, 8). As an outsider, Holden rejects the rules of society and adulthood(The Catcher in the Rye: Chapter 2 Summary & Analysis, litcharts.com). He feels that he is not on the side with all the hotshots. After leaving Pencey, Holden goes to the Penn Station in New York. He wants to contact someone, but does not know who. He could call his older brother D.B. or his