Yes, there are definitely differences in how men and women show emotions. Women tend to be more expressive and open about their feelings. Society often encourages women to talk about their emotions, while men are sometimes taught to keep their feelings inside to appear strong. Women might use words to express how they feel, while men might show their emotions through actions instead.

I don't think there are significant differences in how men and women express emotions. Both genders experience emotions equally, and cultural shifts are encouraging men to be more open about their feelings. Individual personality plays a bigger role than gender in how emotions are expressed. Both men and women can be equally empathetic and sensitive.

It really depends on the context. In professional settings, both men and women might suppress their emotions to maintain a certain level of professionalism. However, in personal relationships, both genders are likely to express their emotions more freely. Cultural background, age, and life experiences can also influence how emotions are shown. Social media might also play a role in how both genders express emotions publicly.