The only thing you have said that I agree with is using "hysterical" in reference to women. I recall that the word was not used in the article.  Men "tend" to not refer to other men as hysterical, unless they are joking. I have heard men use it as a derogatory word towards women.

"Hysterical comes from the medical Latin word hystericus, which described a female neurotic condition, thought to be caused by a dysfunction of the uterus. Hysterical is still used today by psychiatrists, though in a broader way, to describe someone suffering from a psychological stress condition. Hysterical can also mean "extremely funny," even more so than hilarious." https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/hysterical

I'm old enough to remember women's liberation of the 60s. I recall using the phrase "a woman without a man, is like a fish without a bicycle" and if I remember correctly, if a man called a woman a "girl" we said you better have called me "curl" or something stupid like that!  

How old are you?