Women experience more negative emotions such as depression and anxiety than men. Studies suggest that gender differences in depression and anxiety disorders occur early in life. Mood disorders appear among girls between the age of 11 to 15 years but no such symptoms are found among boys. Several reviews indicate that women report experiencing more sadness, fear, anxiety, shame and guilt than men. They express these negative emotions more than men. According to different studies, women express more sadness and fear when presented with negative emotional material. While we find disorders like - drug abuse, anti social personality disorder and problems associated with uncontrolled anger and aggression among men in such situations. The researches suggest that females are more likely to internalize the negative emotions and males are externalizing the negative emotions. We notice that males are more aggressive and rational while females show verbal aggressiveness this means if a man gets angry, he will attack the other person, but in case of a woman she indulges in arguments, wrangling and the end of relationship with the person.