This pew research is fantastic!
Perhaps this might be attributable to higher female levels of Big Five trait neuroticism or sensitivity to negative emotion....https://twitter.com/SteveStuWill/status/1026000451026673666 …
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Isn't being harassed a response to an attack And being upset a response to being attacked?
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I know that being online, harassment comes with the territory. Hence I do not give a sh1t about it. What does that mean Professor? Too much testosterone?
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If you are male, it means your testosterone level is normal.
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Or, you know; that the kind of harassment women receive is of a more sexual nature, and therefore more "intimate" and violating? Directly from what you're linking to: "though women are, predictably, more likely to be sexually harassed"
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If I’m offended by this, does that mean I’m in touch with my aenima?
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I dunno, there is no shortage of aggressively abusive leftist women online. But maybe leftist women are endowed with high testosterone levels. Someone ought to study that. Jordan?
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One could explain this with "Toxic Masculinity" language as well. Perhaps the men should have been more upset by the harrassment, but culture dictates that they not be or pretend not to be. It could also indicate that the severity of the harrassment is worse for women.
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Btw I hate the term "Toxic Masculinity" but I'm referring to perceived negative impacts of masculinity as defined in culture.
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