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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thought this was apt here: "WHAT WE REALLY MEAN BY “CRAZY” IS: “SHE WAS UPSET, AND I DIDN’T WANT HER TO BE.” http://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/07/09/men-really-need-to-stop-calling-women-crazy/[/quote] That author is holding "creepy" for men as being significantly better than "crazy"? Guys use "crazy" way too much to describe women, and I usually take it as a reflection on the guy more than the woman being described. But, when the emotional reaction is out of proportion to the circumstances causing the response, then "crazy" isn't out of line. If I feel sad because I didn't get invited to the party, that's not "crazy." If I feel blinding rage because the dishwasher wasn't organized correctly, it is. [/quote]
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