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	Is it sexist to think men are angrier than women?

einbar

12-23-2008 7:34 AM

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12-23-2008 8:11 AM

chestnut501

My experiences in life prove to me that women are way more angrier than men. I wonder if that makes me a sexist.

12-23-2008 11:06 AM

burndata0

I'm with you chestnut

12-23-2008 1:50 PM

ratilfar

Yes because it is incorrect. Confusing physical aggressiveness with anger doesn't help.

12-23-2008 3:15 PM

debbyski

Ha! Chestnut beat me to that comment.

12-23-2008 4:18 PM

shaor

I am a woman but I can't stand women shoppers! they are rude, angry and have no patience! give me men always in my store and for me to cook for and I have a peaceful day!

12-23-2008 4:19 PM

shaor

women are also the messiest!

12-29-2008 5:55 AM

danrox77

MY GOSH! WE NEED MODERATORS AND REPORT BUTTONS HERE!!

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