Whether women are more susceptible to emotions than men is a complex and sensitive topic. Before answering this question, I want to share a short story.

One day, I went out with my friend Aunt Wang. Aunt Wang is a typical "female man". She always plays the role of protector in the team. That day, we met a sudden episode. I expected her to explode in an instant, but to my surprise, her mood was not greatly affected at that time, except that a male member of the team had a big mood fluctuation.

This short story tells us that the fluctuation and influence of emotions are not entirely related to gender. Everyone, male and female, has feelings and emotions, which may be influenced by external factors. But does this mean that women are more susceptible to emotions?

From a biological point of view, there are indeed differences in hormone levels between men and women, such as estrogen and progesterone, which may affect mood to some extent. But this does not mean that women are more easily driven by emotions than men.

From the perspective of social culture, many social cultures encourage or expect women to show more emotions, while men are often encouraged to hide or suppress their emotions. Therefore, people may think that women are more "emotional" than men.

But in real life, emotions are influenced by many factors, including but not limited to physiology, psychology and environment. It may be oversimplified to simply boil down to gender differences.

On this topic, I don't think it can be generally said that women are more susceptible to emotions than men. Everyone is unique, and emotional reactions vary from person to person. The most important thing is to respect everyone's emotional experience, not simply classify or label it.

In life, no matter what you encounter, you should learn to understand and accept your own feelings, and at the same time respect others' feelings. Only in this way can our world be more harmonious.