| youdoofus |
01-24-2019 12:03 PM |
its testosterone driven in men mostly. that being said, there are several different types of men ranging from the psychotic-lets-break-EVERYTHING(including myself)-in-the-moshpit to the OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG-its-will-young-singing-grace-lets-all-cry types and several types between. I fall into the (ditching the dashes in favor of the easier to use quotes) "i friggin love this band, but i cant dance at all, so ill headbang and/or sway a bit and shout along with the songs i love" type who would love an autograph, but wont stand in line for 3 hours nor barge in front of everyone else even tho im 6'4" and and build like a college wrestler. In short, it has a lot to do with the psychological profile of the person and the effect it has on them. Women, well, the girly ones, love to scream when excited... or cry... or both... and are known to show their emotions more easily in most instances for typical examples of the genders. Men are more proned to show their elation in acts of physical aggression, and women with jubilation. Mind you, these statements are stereotypes which are derived from observation of both genders over several decades and these stereotypes can easily be justified by examples found throughout psychological papers, books, newspapers and (dare i say) the internet. Its just the programming of the gender from the species youre inquiring about.
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