Very well said, Razor. You make a lot of valid points. As much as we'd like to pretend men and women are "the same", they're not. I am proud of some of the differences my gender has over the other. If we were the same, dating wouldn't be so absurdly complicated and we wouldn't compliment each other as much.

I don't see where you're going with this Razor as it relates to the argument of the OP. While I I think the girl on Facebook might have overreacted, there's a valid argument to be made in all of that mess (which Erik pointed out).

I was just pointing out how the kinds of people who get all angry and loud about overly-extreme ideas of "social justice" on the internet tend to be unpleasant people, which is why they're so easily offended by things and act the way they do on the net. They fit into a stereotype and don't even realize it and those same people complain that stereotypes like the one they happen to fit into exist because they believe it's unfair and untrue.

It's about lack of self-awareness and honesty.

I completely agree.

There is nothing wrong with effeminate men and masculine women. Half of what was decribed is a social stigma and traditional misconceptions, that should be weed out.