stpaddy99 wrote: » Im usually told by the mainstream media, that my gender are often a bunch of overly aggressive overly competitive often war mongering Neanderthal abusers ....who don't listen and fight all day BUT , my personal experience is somewhat different, the women in my life over the years argue about 100 times more than the blokes, its like a national sport....the scream and fight and tear each others eyes out over matters as important as what dress another lady wears....This has been my experience at school at work at home, at the doctors surgery, even in hospitals lately, in my 40+ years on the planet. They seem to me to be consistently more argumentative, more aggressive, more competitive in almost every area of life. Blokes are competitive on the football pitch, then they switch off the other 160 hours of the week. Yet nothing on mainstream tv represents this reality? is my life that different from the rest of society ? is it time we had these so called experts re-evaluate human and in particular female behaviour? no time Id not be allowed to ask such a question on mainstream media? why? is it time we had the right to reply?
pharmaton wrote: » you should all be in bed (men and women are equally aggressive, its just in men its seen as more normal male behavior and a non issue, when women operate in an aggressive way its seen as abject behaviour and not very womanly and therefore raises more concern, women are not supposed to be 'strong')
kupus wrote: » Women in the business arena workplace are more competitive and focused than men. Problem is when they go off having their babies. You have to pay for them. And their holidays. And their replacements. The replacements need time and energy to be trained. Then they come back, the replacement temp who is up to scratch on everything has to be let go, the new mammy comes in and are about as focused as a blurry picture. Then they have to be retrained again. It would be great for business if they didnt have to pick up the bills on all of this btw, I know Im opening a can of worms here but facing facts, it just doesnt pay to hire women.I wonder will this be a can of whoopass!!!!!!!
average hero wrote: » Working security and bar in a busy city centre pub gives you an interesting insight into the differences between the two genders. Irish men are generally more easy-going and less competitive overall. If confrontation occurs, it goes verbal with the odd few going to handbags/fisticuffs. Most of it starts off as something silly and pride stops people from backing down rather than actually 'wanting' to fight. Irish women will rarely physically fight but will be more competitive. I've seen women fight over different men (verbally) and they tend to be more competitive with regards to wearing the same clothes, passing comments on each other, spilling drinks etc. A woman actually threatened to report me for rape a number of weeks ago if I didn't allow her to smoke indoors. Horrible sap. TL:DR - Both genders are aggressive/competitive in my experience, but it's just that one gender choose to solve it one way, one chooses to solve it another way.
Daqster wrote: » OP, did you just say that the patriarchy is a myth propagated by ne'er-do-wells and that really the western world is goverened by misandrist matriarchal lobby groups that are the ones who are really pulling all the strings behind the scenes? You're fcuked! :eek:
LexieOnRale wrote: » Women are the most aggressive and if there's a man making a big deal out of something I automatically assume he's gay
average hero wrote: » TL:DR - Both genders are aggressive/competitive in my experience, but it's just that one gender choose to solve it one way, one chooses to solve it another way.
Femme_Fatale wrote: » ..it would be very stupid indeed to say "the western world is governed by misandrist matriarchal lobby groups that are the ones who are really pulling all the strings behind the scenes".
pharmaton wrote: » you should all be in bed
(men and women are equally aggressive, its just in men its seen as more normal male behavior and a non issue, when women operate in an aggressive way its seen as abject behaviour and not very womanly and therefore raises more concern, women are not supposed to be 'strong')
Deleted User wrote: » "Agressive" - men. "Competitive" - men. Actually competitive - women.
mango salsa wrote: » Behaviour in women = Agressive Behavior in men = Competitive Behaviour = Same Isn't amazing how if a woman does something she gets labelled as agressive and this seen as a bad behaviour for her but if a man does the exact same he is seen as competitive or assertive and this is seen as a good behaviour for him
Deleted User wrote: » Isn't it amazing that I keep hearing that yet have never seen an example of it? Narcissistic bull**** for people with poor social skills, if it ever actually does happen.