Why? Plenty  of places on the web for them.

Any poster who treats us with respect regardless of sex is welcome...any that try to be pc and stifle us are not. We have moderators for that...and they do a good job of hands off here.

On the other hand schools have found that females tend to monopoloise the conversations in classes and hence intimidate the boys in the class and prevent them learning.

What angers me is that whilst I will accept women have the right to dress as they like, talk as they like and do any job that they like I do not give them the right to try to change me or the job to suit them at the expense of males.

I do know that my learning process was distracted by a few girls in my class when I was at school.

I have not read all of that but some sections through google books.

There are others to of course.
Some years ago there was a lot which is what led some states to re-allow one sex classroom.

They were useful teaching aids for learning biology though tony.

Regarding 'bitching'


"Online risks can mean real-world consequences
Study shows what happens online doesn't always stay online.

Preliminary results of a new Microsoft survey show nearly two-thirds of people surveyed had at least one negative online experience that had an impact on them in the real world, ranging from a loss of trust in others, increased stress or sleep deprivation.

The study, “Civility, Safety and Interaction Online – 2016,” polled youths aged 13 to 17 and adults aged 18 to 74 in 14 countries. Nearly two-thirds (65 percent) of those polled said they had fallen victim at some point to at least one of 17 different online risks. Microsoft has not yet disclosed what those 17 risks are but will in the final report, due next February."

www.computerworld.com/article/3140650/personal-technology/online-risks-can-mean-real-world-consequences.html