Are women\girls violent\pushy enough?

Question

I ask this because today I heard on the radio that some teacher was saying that Girls are just not pushy\violent enough and getting
ignorded do you agree Y OR N

Answer 1

Women need to be assertive, not agressive. Violence and pushiness is not a solution to being ignored. Self-confidence and interpersonal skills are.

Answer 2

Wait until your an x spouse like an x husband then you know how violent and pushy women can be. I`d rather fist fight a man than go to court with a woman. And when a woman says she is done with you That`s a warning after that they can be very vendictive. Worst than a man ever thought of being. Hell hath no fury like a womans scorn.

Answer 3

Women have been taught not to be too pushy because it would come off as Bitchy and no one likes a *****. I believe that there are ways for you to get want you want without being cheap and without being pushy. But to answer your question Yes women aren't pushy enough

Answer 4

Oh, girls can be as most volient as men, but in todays socitey its deemed ok if a girl attacks a man thats ok. If a man attacks a girl thats wrong even if he didn't start it. I seen girls treaten men with knifes for no reason, punch, kick. There are girl murders too. Girls are as pushy as men, and men can be as soft as girls.

Sod the fairer sex, if a girl came at me with a knife I would have no problem with killing her in self defence.

Answer 5

Usually not that pushy and easier to keep under control in the class room.

Answer 6

Uhh, girls aren't violent enough? That sounds kind of weird. Since when it being violent a good thing, whether you're a boy or girl?

Answer 7

As a woman I think it depends on the woman. I personally am very outspoken and I stand up for myself no matter what. I can hold my own in a fight whether it be physcal or mental. I Believe that all women should stand up for themselves and learn how to defend themselves in any situation.

Answer 8

Girls are typically more restrained than boys because we have years of discrimination telling us to do so. But in the case of getting ignored, I don't think you can classify that as girls v boys thats more of an individualistic thing. I'm passive, but if I'm getting **** on because of it I do make a fuss. I guess its all about picking your battles.

Answer 9

well i kind of say yes and i kind of say no. i mean all girls r different some are rude and pushy and others let ppl walk all over them i guess it depends on the girl and the situation

Answer 10

Violence is not the answer good example .. from todays SMH

http://www.smh.com.au/news/league/punching-girl-gets-shark-taste-of-jail/2006/06/08/1149359860137.html