Sex & the Single Woman: Female Stereotypes

Last night I was talking with one of my guy friends about how he has dated three girls with the same name and how all situations have ended on a less than stellar note. When discussing Girl #1, he explained how she pulled a classic Female Maneuver.
Even though the relationship had been going south for a while, him actually breaking up with her caused her to start screaming at him. Two hours later he had calmed her down, leaving me to wonder: are all women this way?
I completely agreed with his side of the story: they had been struggling to make the relationship work for some time, and the point had finally arrived where there really was no ignoring the truth. As I assured him that she was being mildly hysterical, I wondered if, put in her position, would I have reacted the same way?
I consider myself to be a fairly level-headed person, and I have never screamed at a guy when breaking up (although sometimes it was probably deserved). It was a similar situation with Girl #2, whom he never actually dated, but a year later she still gives him the cold shoulder.
Still, I keep asking myself: Is this just a crazy stereotype, or do we all act this way?
–Maggie





I think it depends on how emotionally invested these women were. Some people cling on to bad relationships just out of fear of being alone. Plus, some women would prefer to initite the breakup. I know I do!