21.   Throughout his book Skip conveys no feeling of deep friendship, maybe because men tend not to share their feelings and problems with each other.

22.   The men also tended to have different political views as they came from such a huge and diverse country.

23.   And men tend to be more secretive about it than women.

24.   And men tend to be too self-absorbed to ask them.

25.   And while the men tended to be more violent than the women, the latter were just as likely to throw up and relieve themselves, oblivious to passersby.

26.   Another theory is that men tend to have an edge on quick trivia questions.

27.   As feminism has matured and come to mean different things to different women, men still tend to look for one definition of what it all means for them.

28.   A result, Berman said, is that men tend to bottle up their feelings, and that can lead to depression.

29.   Both men tend to be middle-of-the-road politicians with few sharp edges, which is the way Delawareans like their politics.

30.   But heavy men tend to be far more common on television and in movies, and more sympathetic, than their female equivalents, notes Desberg.