The male-dominance hypothesis interprets linguistic differences in men’s and women’s communication competence as a reflection of men’s dominance and women’s subordination.This paper attempts to approach the problem from a different perspective and prove that there is mutual convergence in their communication. The male-dominance hypothesis interprets linguistic differences in men’s and women’s communication competence as a reflection of men’s dominance and women’s subordination.This paper attempts to approach the problem from a different perspective and prove that there is mutual convergence in their communication.