Stress resistance

Stress resistance is the ability of a person to adequately endure a tense or non-standard situation without plunging into a state of stress.

Who has better stress tolerance — women or men? The question is not simple. It seems that men are generally stronger and endure stress more easily, but this is not entirely true. In general, women adapt better to long-term adverse effects, and in this sense, women are more stress resistant than men. However, with sharp and unexpected troubles, women are weaker.

There is a hypothesis that in case of situational troubles, it is more profitable for women to get upset than to cope with the problem on their own. If a girl is in trouble and upset, will no one really help her?

Women are easier than men to endure tension and breakups in relationships (although apparently it often seems the other way around). With tension, the threat of rupture and rupture, women behave more defiantly.

They grumble when the men are silent. They cry when men pretend that everything is fine. Women are more likely than men to threaten suicide and more often commit demonstrative suicides, while the percentage of final suicides is significantly higher among men.

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