Why are boys more aggressive than girls?

Answer 1

in fact this is not always true. boys just express their anger openly, whereas girls tend to hold on to it. True, we at times compete over insignificant things, but this is a natural thing; whoever is the strongest and best gets to mate with the most females and live on. sounds weird and boys themselves don't realize it, but we always compete to prove we are better suited to survive and pass on our DNA. girls can also be extremely nasty to each other though. boys will maybe punch someone because they're mad, but girls will engage in years of psychological torment.

Answer

ANSWER

because

they are the hunteres

its in their latent animal instinct to hunt and be aggressive to kill for food and protect their familys

women are the gatherers,

that's why we pick up nick nacks and have so many usless things, ornaments, trinkets etc

also men have a smaller social part of the brain, in women this is larger hence why they are more talkative, caring, understanding etc

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Alternative Answer

Men were created as protectors and providers so they are mentally and physically more apt for bearing hardship and taking it on the chin.

Whilst Men are frequently seen as the ones who outwardly express their anger, it is also true that they don't suppress or retain this anger as long as females. That means Females tend to harbour the hatred for prolonged periods.

Men also have Testosterone which gives them A sense of authority over others in particular to those who are recognised and loved.

They're not really "so agressive", they just have different hormones.

Answer 2

they arent? you've got it bass ackwards.

and it's horomones. testosterone increases aggressiveness.