>>/38148/
> tall
You are probably the best place for that.
Wait, you just called him a lia'?!
>>/38148/
Except thicc is used liberally for everything from morbidly obese to anorexicly skeletor. Perhaps the original non-memetic thick would be suitable (although could be mistook for stupid). I found plump descriptive.
>>/38131/
I'm not sure the "collectivist" is the best expression to generalize.
> independent thought
Depends how strictly define independent. Do any of us have, considering every thought needs an influence to start it, or outside source involved.
But if we define the behaviour just parroting back what elsewhere heard, then most men are guilty as well.
I met some women who could formulate own opinion. Not a lot, granted. Would you consider resourcefulness independent thinking? Because then a couple more.
> Are they somehow built to be submissive and followers.
One could argue that's a result of their evolutionary development. I consider ancient matriarchal societies mythical entities.