She stabs, he saves. He beats, she screams. Hm. It's almost like this could be interpreted going either way depending on the agenda of the one reading it.
It's clearly time to force writers to distribute their descriptive terms in an egalitarian manner across the genders: http://j.mp/2ss7Zdq pic.twitter.com/waVdUQg2kw
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And how many words on the female list allude to their having choices.
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That's Australia not the rest of the world. Nobody in Uganda cares if your name is Charles or brad. So really it only pertains to your current location. They made a joke about it in "coraline". "Ordinary names lead people to ordinary expectations" (not exact words)
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It would be interesting to compare verb correlation in local news stories to fiction
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