Female Tea Party Leader regrets that women have the right to vote.

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If we're gong for evolutionary psychology (which is a terribly messy idea anyway) how can we exclude "the pack" as a selection pressure from the natural selection for "inherent feminine traits"? That would require isolation from the pack, which doesn't make any sense. If anything I'd say women would be MORE likely to experience an internal desire and/or capacity to relate to "the pack". Men would ordinarily have spent more time out of it, going off doing stuff in the Big Wide World, if we're to believe what we're told.

Aside from all that, though I believe men and women have differing instinctive emotional responses to certain kinds of situation, that doesn't in and of itself explain the cultural attribution of extra nastiness when women don't make their true motives or emotions clear, which is what I was originally rerferring to. Men do the same thing all the time and it isn't a "gendered" problem when they do it and it's a "gendered" problem when women do it.