I think that's more of a stereotype, how men describe colours in layman's terms and women use more complex, specific terms (like "tangerine" and "orange" - okay, maybe that was a bad example, like "lime" and "bright green" - what I'm getting at is that men see colour and women see citrus fruit)Lilliva said:
Usually they are. Apparently this is just a trait leftover from the stone age/prehistoric man. We were hunter gatherers, with men being more the hunters and therefore developing better spacial awareness, higher muscle to fat ratio, amongst other things... whereas women were largely more gatherers, where distinguishing by two slightly different shades of red berry meant either delicious dinner or poisoning.Lilliva said:
