Quote:It's probably a pre-conceived thinking of mine, but in general men are more aggressive then females, so probably so. But there are plenty of women out there who bully, try to intimidate, and ridicule so it is far from out of the question.


Also, the use of the word "Assigned" here doesn't work. You are born either male or female. It's not assigned to someone as a teacher would assign a class some homework.

If you scroll back you will see questions I asked regarding babies born with XXY or XYY chromosomes. If that baby comes out and has an "inny" would you call it female (XX) or an "outy" would you call it a male (XY)? How would you know you were right? Is it possible the "naked eye" test could be fallible? Newborns almost never get immediate tests on the makeup of their genetic structure. They are assigned blue or pink and that's it. What about these outliers where an extra chromosome exists?


And you are correct. Men are significantly more prone to aggression.

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