Do you feel one group is more emotional? And is the belief that women are more emotional spread by men?
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Much of it is, yes, ability to commit the violence. It leads to a feedback effect. Men can commit violence more easily with less harm, so they do. The act of doing it validates it so they do it again. This becomes encoded as "manly' behaviour in society so now it's expected. When it's expected, it leads to more such violent expression and the feedback loop continues.
It's really eye-opening, incidentally, to live in a country with different markers of masculinity that are culturally enforced. You don't get a lot of wall punching here, for example. Shouting, sure. But not physical displays. Because physical displays of anger, etc. are frowned upon and get you shunned.