31.  Last but not least, boys are used to sitting at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room, periodically glancing at each other.

32.  First , women faced each other directly, their eyes anchored on each other's faces, but men sat at angles to each other and looked elsewhere in the room.

33.  While boys often sit at angles and look elsewhere in the room, periodically glancing at each other.

34.  Personally, boys are likely to sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room, which makes them feel comfortable.

35.  During talking, what men like is sitting at angles, looking elsewhere in the room and jumping from topic to topic.

36.  Boys will sat angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room, periodically glancing at each other.

37.  On the contrary, boys sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room , periodically glancing at each other.

38.  Secondly , boys often sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room , periodically glancing at each other while girls like to face each other directly .

39.  For example, boys like to sat at angles to each other and look elsewhere in the room they are talking, which leaves the impression they aren't listening, while girls' eyes anchored on each other's face.

40.  But men sit at angles to each other and look elsewhere, jumping from topic to topic.