Women, on the other hand, are pleased by surprise gifts, love letters, candlelight dinners and phone calls. Kauffman, who teaches speech communication, told the men in his class that doing romantic things doesn't have to be expensive. He points out ways to show affection that don't cost a penny. He stresses that spontaneous gifts are entirely different from the obligatory ones expected on birthdays and Valentine's Day. All of the little romantic things add up to better communication.
Talk is the glue that holds persons together.
Kauffman has a new nickname on the Southeast campus. Here's his course description. Also learn about the differences between men's and women's communication styles and what men and women find romantic. Please note, in this workshop we do not beat drums, engage in group hugs, or sing Kum Ba Ya .