口語大師脫口成章成就篇The Silence of Male’s Friendship-男人間無聲的友誼

The silence of men in general is overtalked about and overcriticized. To be sure, men never open up as much as women want them to, but there is a wordless understanding in which we function fairly well especially in friendships.
I believe, in fact, that most women would prefer a man to be glumly uncommunicative than to [1] spill his guts at the drop of a hat.
The push for men to express their feelings presumes that we have feelings, and we do have a few, but they remain submerged, and the [2] airing of them often violates their authenticity.
I am no biologist, but my guess is that the male human animal was programmed for silence. I would go so far as to argue that men were programmed to be isolated from one another and that aloneness is our natural state. Silence in male friendships is our way of being alone with each other.
Once men have established a friendship, that itself is the word. The affection is obvious, at least to us. A main component of our silence is an appreciation of the obvious.

overtalk // v. 過多地談?wù)?
overcriticize // v. 過分地指責(zé)
wordless // adj. 無言的
glumly // adv. 陰郁地
uncommunicative // adj. 沉默寡言的
submerge // v. 淹沒
violate // v. 破壞
authenticity // n. 真實(shí)性
biologist// n. 生物學(xué)家
isolate // v. （使）孤立
affection //n. 友愛
component // n. 成分