That's interesting. And it doesn't surprise me how people treat disagreements different.
But that implies, AFAIK, that expression of aggressiveness amongst females is suppressed by social constructs, right? You're not saying when generally *express* aggressiveness as much as men, in these peer-reviewed studies.
Still makes me wonder why I've never heard-a toxic femininity.
That's interesting. And it doesn't surprise me how people treat disagreements different.
But that implies, AFAIK, that expression of aggressiveness amongst females is suppressed by social constructs, right? You're not saying when generally *express* aggressiveness as much as men, in these peer-reviewed studies.
Still makes me wonder why I've never heard-a toxic femininity.
That's interesting. And it doesn't surprise me how people treat disagreements different.
But that implies, AFAIK, that expression of aggressiveness amongst females is suppressed by social constructs, right? You're not saying when generally *express* aggressiveness as much as men, in these peer-reviewed studies.
Still makes me wonder why I've never heard-a toxic femininity.