91.  Women will face each other directly with their eyes anchoring on each other's face, while men will sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room.

92.  And another difference is that girls anchor on partners' faces when they communicate with each other while boys look elsewhere in the room to avoid glancing at each other.

93.  Conversely, boys always sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere, periodically glancing at each other, which usually leaves an impression on girls that they are not listening.

94.  According to a research, within a talk, boys always sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room , seeming to be casual and pay little attention.

95.  However, boys sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room , which often cause others misconstrue.

96.  This interprets why boys tend to sit at angles and look elsewhere, when they talk to each others.

97.  To some extent, the first and foremost thing that bothers girls and boys when they are talking is that they take different physical positions, girls face each other directly , yet boys sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room.

98.  In addition, when they are talking with each other, women are accustomed to anchoring their eyes on the face with each other, however, men are always looking elsewhere in the room.

99.  Meanwhile, men sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room, periodically glancing at each other.

100.  While boys sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere, periodically glancing at each other.