Woman Stabbed During Fight In Colombia

@MinLillaKanin as for you, the belief that women inherently cause more drama than men is a widely held stereotype rather than a fact supported by research. Psychological studies and data suggest that drama is a human behavior, not a gender-specific one.
A 2019 study from the University of California found that women and men engage in roughly equal amounts of "negative gossip" (spreading rumors or "starting drama".
Men and women tend to approach conflict differently due to social conditioning. Studies indicate that men often exhibit more dominant, aggressive, and direct competing styles, while women may engage in more interpersonal, verbal, or emotional communication to address issues.
Some perspectives suggest that what is labeled as "drama" is actually a high investment in interpersonal relationships. Women are often socialized to be more attentive to details in social dynamics, which can lead to standing their ground in disputes, which is then perceived by others as "dramatic".
The perception that women cause more drama is often reinforced by confirmation bias—noticing and remembering instances that confirm the belief while ignoring instances that contradict it.
In work or social settings, drama is often caused by individuals adopting roles—the Victim, the Persecutor, or the Rescuer—which can be enacted by anyone regardless of gender.
In summary, drama is generally caused by individuals engaging in poor communication or experiencing emotional dysregulation, and these behaviors are not confined to any one gender.

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@americanweeg it’s higher, i do believe. The vast majority of Colombian women are Mestizo (mixed European and Indigenous) or Castizo (predominantly European with some Indigenous), with a significant portion of Indigenous (Amerindian) and African ancestry mixed in. Unfortunately, there are some exceptions like these two here