Gender's behavioural and emotional differences have always been a matter of interest, conflict, and confusion. Nowadays, however, these differences have caused vaster struggles and separations in relationships. In fact, the more we have tried to learn about, and practise, gender equality, the more gender parities have emerged and the more conflicts have risen between genders. Overall, as relationship conundrums rise in society, we feel both obliged and intrigued to study gender mentalities and answer many questions in hopes of improving the health of relationships and society. For facing all these new challenges, it is necessary to perceive gender differences in a more productive perspective, instead of being cynical and critical too much about them. We must view them as a potent inner force that could help genders complement each other and increase efficiency in their relationships.