Being calm in the face of the emotional woman, who needs a man to be self-control, restrained.
But if women are "like that," should men take offense when other person cannot control themselves, start yelling, etc.? If a woman loses her temper or has an emotional outburst, are men likely to excuse, unless it is unjustified or over a minor matter? Should women be held to a higher standard, rather than letting them give in to their anger? Yes, but I think the "red pill" men in the androsphere agree. Instead of giving in or cowering before a woman's rage, a man needs to let a woman know when she has crossed the line and enforce consequences.
A woman's lack of self-control should be distinguished from a genuine sh*t test?
Does a woman lose respect for a man who engages in a shouting match, rather than shutting the argument down with a firm command or a statement that such behavior is intolerable? Can he even engage her in an argument? What would a typical woman think of a man who refuses to engage her and just leaves (without explaining way)? If he goes into "hiding"? Rather than just avoiding her, while maintaining his presence and authority? It seems to me that there is a difference between the two; it's not just semantics.
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