Dan Canvell

This impression that women are emotionally mature comes from the observation that men are intellectually oriented and women are emotionally oriented Now, while exercising more intellect is good, exercising more emotions is not necessarily so, especially in the broader context Yes, women’s emotional orientation has value in a narrow context, as their biological role is narrow. Raising children, nurturing the family, maintaining social ties, and so on, are areas where their emotional orientation helps. But it is counterproductive when women are placed in the same broad roles in society that men are more suited for Therefore, more emotions do not automatically mean being emotionally mature. Context matters