Yes indeedy. As far as Asshole Face, Mine comes pretty close, and my tattooist is always getting hell for scowling when he is, in fact, just not smiling. I have much sympathy for those who suffer from hardcore BRF/ARF Syndrome!

Definitely. I get a lot of bull shit from it...

"Dude what's wrong with you!?"

"What the fuck you looking at nigga?"

"I didn't do anything to you!"

"He's scary."

"Are you ok?"

"He looks like a serial killer."

"Don't wanna piss off that nigga."

"Why are you mad all the time?"

"Lighten up dude."

"Take a bath."

If you're reading a book or thinking, showing emotion will mean people will think something is wrong with you, but if you're doing something with other people: "Are you okay?", "I'm boring you, aren't I", "Did I say something...?". It's impossible to keep on top of :(

Okay, before I begin, I totally agree with gender equality. I'm not saying there's no such thing in men either though I think a lot of women are more emotional. Here's my opinion:

Alright, so a large percentage of those women aren't actually what one would stereotype as a "bitch." But I'm sure that some percentage, IMO larger than 10% of those women, actually fit that stereotype, at least out of the ones go around yelling at people and then get put into that category by people who actually know them. I'm not saying that's all women like that who are labeled, because I know most of them also aren't but...

If you take a population of people, like of any race, religion, etc. most of them won't perfectly fit a stereotype, often even at all. But there are some blacks who fit certain black stereotypes, Jews who fit Jewish stereotypes, etc., even some of White Christians.

If a stereotype was made, its because a large group of people, usually who weren't part of that population, noticed something and made a stereotype based on that. While I think this is the wrong way of going about things and doesn't encompass everything, I think that some large percentage of women have a "bitchy resting face". I know this is kind of a redundant but I just think there's no difference between any of the above stereotypes and women in regard to my logic.