Gender differences have always existed since humans were born. Over the ages, women are generally weak compared to men. As Tanne said: “There are no unmarked women.” This means that each woman has to make decisions about her hair. clothes, makeup and accessories, and every decision is meaningful. Why are there no trivialized women? Because most women are affected by a man's judgment, even if men don't know who she is. Therefore, I completely agree with Tannen's idea that there are no unmarked women, but women should have their own right to choose to be marked or not. Tannen was born in Brooklyn, New York, and received her doctorate in linguistics from the University of California. at Berkeley and teaches at Georgetown University. More and more attention from people is forcing women to care about their appearance. On the other hand, males embrace the fact that they are unmarked. Regularly, men do not care about their clothing style. Some of them just don't style their unruly hair. Also, I will form an opinion based on the women's dresses. For example, when I was walking down the street and in a shopping center, I unconsciously observed the women passing by me. I didn't realize this until reading this paragraph from Tannen. Even women will pay more attention to women's dresses. By the way, I've been to the writing center before. There is a tutor who told me about her own experience. She thinks she's lucky that her mother didn't teach her how to do makeup when she was young. For this reason, she does not need to get up early to have enough time to put on makeup. She feels happy and comfortable showing her true colors. Therefore, there is a gender inequality towards women, instinctively, that women cannot choose whether to be marked or not, even if they are more willing not to reconcile. Tannen further states the title of women's jobs. In particular, people will add "ess" and "ette" to mark words as "feminine." “Alfre Woodard, who was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, worries about eyelashes and cellulite, and female actors worry about the characters they play” (142) . This somehow shows the situation that women face in the workplace. People have less confidence in women's abilities, which hurts their feelings and confidence. On the other hand, Tannen further highlights the