Alfalfa
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Oh, my goodness. You see someone asking for logic and verifiable proof when you make a claim of fact as being hysterical? Dear little man, you seem to have some issues here. What gambit can you hide behind? Oh, yeah, of course. Instead of responding to the question, just say the person who poses the question is hysterical. Clever little you. Aren't you a clever boy.
Again, you make an apparent claim of fact that "women have a tendency to be much more passive aggressive than men." Educated people know that when one makes a claim of fact, that fact needs to be supported by something more than just your personal opinion. So, again, where is the empirical evidence? Where are the studies? Where is the link that supports your personal opinion about women being passive aggressive?
Your assumptions are your assumptions. Reality and fact are something else.
My use of the word "hysterical" has seemingly flown right over your head...heheh.
I doubt very much there is anything you could say that would go over my head. Hysteria is a word and idea that has been historically and is still currently used (by knuckledraggers) to describe out of control female emotional behavior; unless you have no idea about that, my assumption would be you used it in the same way men use demeaning language when discussing anything with women, to try to score points in an argument you are losing because you have no other ammunition. You thought you were being clever: you weren't; you were being trite and quite intellectually immature and shallow.
It was clever, it was funny, it was sarcastic and satirical. The cherry on top is that it was also topical.
That you can't see that (and probably didn't understand it until I mentioned and you googled) is not my problem.
Lighten up francis. (did that one go ever your head too?)