Comments on: Surprise! More women use “social networks” online than men http://www.zonkio.com/surprise-more-women-use-social-networks-online-than-men_324.html Up-to-date tech news blog that showcases recent web development insights, photography, and tech law articles. Washington, DC Metro based internet technology news blog. Tue, 25 Oct 2011 19:06:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: christopher yates jarvis http://www.zonkio.com/surprise-more-women-use-social-networks-online-than-men_324.html/comment-page-1#comment-128 christopher yates jarvis Tue, 12 Aug 2008 12:45:59 +0000 http://zonkio.com/surprise-more-women-use-social-networks-online-than-men_324.html#comment-128 Lauren, I'd think you'd really enjoy checking out Tim Keller's "Marriage as Completion" oration. He has two full studies on Gender Roles that are really easy to listen to. You can purchase each mp3 for $2.50 from his online store. <a href="http://sermons.redeemer.com/store/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=17543" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Marriage as Completion - Gender Roles 1</a> <a href="http://sermons.redeemer.com/store/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=17544" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Marriage as Completion - Gender Roles 2</a> Lauren, I’d think you’d really enjoy checking out Tim Keller’s “Marriage as Completion” oration. He has two full studies on Gender Roles that are really easy to listen to. You can purchase each mp3 for $2.50 from his online store.

Marriage as Completion – Gender Roles 1
Marriage as Completion – Gender Roles 2

]]> By: Lauren Henderson http://www.zonkio.com/surprise-more-women-use-social-networks-online-than-men_324.html/comment-page-1#comment-127 Lauren Henderson Tue, 12 Aug 2008 04:38:17 +0000 http://zonkio.com/surprise-more-women-use-social-networks-online-than-men_324.html#comment-127 hey jarv! this doesn't surprise me a bit... overall, i think relationship building and maintaining is more of a priority for women than men. take for example, my facebook train of thought just now: liz commented on a pic of us today (how often do guys comment on photos in comparison to girls, i'd like to know) and i see that she has this great new profile pic. "i wonder if she has put other wedding pics up," i think. so i go to her profile, and see that you've tagged her in a couple. i go to yours in the hopes that you've put up more, and then start reading all your blog titles, thus finding this fascinating article. in general, its a commonly known fact that women are better communicators than men, and so it only makes sense that we are going to seek out and enjoy whichever modes of communication (phone, social networking, etc) we come across. do you think it sounds too harsh to say that (in general) women are more interested in each others lives than men are? or at least more interested in a larger number of people's lives? hey jarv! this doesn’t surprise me a bit… overall, i think relationship building and maintaining is more of a priority for women than men. take for example, my facebook train of thought just now: liz commented on a pic of us today (how often do guys comment on photos in comparison to girls, i’d like to know) and i see that she has this great new profile pic. “i wonder if she has put other wedding pics up,” i think. so i go to her profile, and see that you’ve tagged her in a couple. i go to yours in the hopes that you’ve put up more, and then start reading all your blog titles, thus finding this fascinating article. in general, its a commonly known fact that women are better communicators than men, and so it only makes sense that we are going to seek out and enjoy whichever modes of communication (phone, social networking, etc) we come across. do you think it sounds too harsh to say that (in general) women are more interested in each others lives than men are? or at least more interested in a larger number of people’s lives?

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