The current version of The . . . Dimorphism Spectrum Tapestry (Section 2 XY) (v 0.3) was released without sufficient female input to credibly reflect even close to a female's perspective in this section. That will be modified in subsequent updates as more relevant (i.e. female) feedback and contributions becomes available.

For the purposes of writing and making sense of this chapter, ConserveLiberty has found it necessary to use certain terms in a more consistently defined way than may be understood generally. To make sure we are all on the same page, a few of those terms are called out.

When manifested within the domain of gender cognitive differences, ConserveLiberty defines:

• Resilience ← important
  
  
• The Cognitive Me:
  Relationship is of primary importance to social animals. Both interactive relationships and permanent relationships. Relationships establish a Cognitive We created from the relationships between two Cognitive Mes. Because the Cognitive Me is resilient, the Cognitive We when formed is also Resilient. Instinctually. Persistence is a manifestation of resilience.
  
  It is generally observed that the female gender instinctively forms more and deeper relationships than males do. Males do form relationships, of course. Many very deeply and devoted. Females, when they form them, are even more deeply devoted. As a result of the various ensembles that result in the manifestation of relationship building, care, and maintenance, females tend generally to be more persistent as do their relationships.
  
  
• Importantly, MEMORY functions a bit differently between the genders. Thus it is important that the use of the term "memory" be defined. Statistically speaking, we find that the information and perspectives that males tend to remember differ here and there between the information and perspectives that females tend to remember.
  
  

A few behavioral Filters and Ensembles deserve mention ahead of future updates. The following, possessed by both genders, tend to be manifested differently between the genders. These differences in personality, perception, reaction, and driven urges are commonly associated with either female or male demographics:

• Protectionism (Maternalism / Paternalism)
• Wanting Favorable Outcomes (Compassion)
• Interaction (Relationship)

In each case, both genders are protectionist, seek favorable outcomes, and are drawn to interaction. They often view themselves as maternal/paternal, compassionate, and focused on building good relationships. Yet each gender, generally (variations within their bell curves do exist), view these terms and traits differently.

Ah, the Assymetry of the Filters!

Articles by The Onion (includes video):
NFL Urges Pass Rushers To Try Reaching
Peaceful Resolution With Quarterbacks
Before Resorting To Tackling

Should The NFL Do More To Protect
Quarterbacks From Themselves? (2:04) video

For example, compassion and protectionism. Consider how females and males may view competitive objectives (one dimension in which relationships manifest themselves.)

Consider thoughtfully.