Girls may act differently around boys due to societal expectations, social conditioning, or personal experiences. They may feel pressure to conform to gender stereotypes, seek approval, or feel nervous or self-conscious. It is important to recognize that each individual is unique and their behavior can be influenced by a variety of factors.
neurologically 2 years old boys and girls are nearly identical. puberty is the defining time which separates girls from boys.
Let's say the girl is loud and obnoxious, around you she is calm quiet. Basically they just act differently around you then around other boys (or girls).
he/she will act differently around you than around other girl/boys.
Indeed they do. As the French would say, "Viva la difference"!
It is not a proven fact that girls act in such manner. May be it something you observed but it is not general.
Boys may act differently around a girl they like due to nervousness, immaturity, or social conditioning. It's important to communicate openly and set boundaries to ensure respectful behavior in any relationship.
In fifth grade, boys may start to be more self-conscious about appearing cool, which can manifest in different ways such as showing off or trying to impress others. Some boys may like to hang around both girls and boys to feel included and socialize. Overall, individual personalities and preferences will vary among boys in this age group.
Boys and girls think and act differently, just by their nature. It takes a long time to learn these differences and understand them, then to learn to get along and live with those differences and use them to each other's benefit.
well some boys act like pigs and all girls act nice
Boys just want girls to act like themsevles when there around them. I know from real life because I have lots and I mean LOTS! of guy friends so just act like you usually act around your girlfriends.
Because, boys are stupid. and worthless! Don't waste your time on them (:
Yes due to the individual, AS can be mild, moderate (expected) and severe. Boys and girls with AS also tend to act differently in comparison.