The closer the friend, the closer the personal bond between the two will be and the more they will reveal themselves. However, there are gender differences in self-disclosure in same-sex friendships. For example, women express their closeness to each other through conversations, revealing both a positive and negative nature. Women expect their female friends to provide them with emotional closeness, unlike their male friends. On the other hand, men show less affection towards their friends. They share less with each other and do not discuss personal problems unlike women. However, when conflict arises in their friendship, men tend to have an easier time resolving the problem. There are also gender differences when it comes to love. Men tend to fall in love more quickly than women. Since men's friendships do not involve self-disclosure, when they find this quality in a romantic relationship, they experience it as something special. On the other hand, because women are able to share their feelings, they are less likely to view their relationship as love. There are also gender differences in the connection between love and sex. Men view sex as a way to express their love, but for a woman to feel loved, it takes more than just sex. There are also gender differences in reproduction. For men, the goal is to reproduce as much as possible, while for women, the goal is to ensure that each child they bear successfully survives to a healthy life.