I honestly don't see you doing any of that, you were very clear about which specific women you were referring to. And, the only reason there is any "generalization" is that so many women seem to do the same things.

We wouldn't generalize if so many didn't follow the same "code of practice" and follow these so-called "gender rules".

Here's a tip to anyone who doesn't want to be "stereotyped" - stop acting like your stereotype and people will stop stereotyping you.

This is the same thing I feel when I see stuff at my university (put up by students not wanting to pay fees, etc.), slogans and stuff saying "My education is not a business", I feel like writing on there "then stop acting like a commodity".

People attract generalizations and stereotyping upon themselves, bottom line.