I think the masculine/feminine thing is along the lines of thinking patterns.
Like I have taken things on from a broad perspective (overly broad at times to the point of indiscriminate, and being a tad on the aggressive as well), but when it comes to the emotional aspects and whatnot, my rational mind also tends to take a hit and I end up ranting about it semi-uncontrollably (I have to re-read some of what I post before I make a complete ass of myself), and eventually becoming a bit harsh on some angles, and pinpointing my strikes, despite being more indiscriminate at most times. As far as I'm concerned, in order of mention, I was describing masculine mindset and then the feminine mindset, from my perspective.
At a 2:1 ratio of masucline:feminine thinking, I think anything involving romance and social stuff (including politics, and especially the unrealistic nature of Rom-Coms and how people actually think/fall for the "fact" that crap actually works IRL), is pretty much a berserk button for me emotionally, and should never be a topic for me to be involved in, as my recent posts have shown. As personal advice for myself, I think it best I stay out of anything romance-related for a long time. I mean, masculine observation with a feminine outset on those subjects is like water and sodium. No matter how I go about it, we've got fireworks.
EDIT: @Naxza
92 Masculine, 46 Feminine is a flat 2:1 ratio.
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In an additional hindsight, now I come and think of it, I think God "Ender's Game"d me. I mean, looking at all I am capable of doing and how I am able to handle things (to the point I would actually make a competent supervillain and such if I actually put my mind and pooled some resources into it), and still somehow be a good person in the whole process (again, anti-hero; or a benevolent Sith)... I have pretty much turned into Ender. Kinda makes sense that my brother mentioned something about how that book series reminded him of me. All things considered, nothing scares me anymore (in a conventional sense, at least; besides humans, we're FUBAR), and I have a rather lateral way of handling things that even my lateral thinking is lateral in itself. Let's just say my finest plans will even confuse me at some points; although that gambit is part of the plan (in a sense, part of my plan involves me losing touch with the plan I made myself).