From experience, a woman can irrelevantly go for low-blow insults and you'd have to hold back when argueing; unless you want a bunch of people jump you a week afterwards.
I'd tried to forget this, but here's the most I can recall. A girl and I got into an arguement about the continuity of an anime, I think it was Naruto(GOOD GOD, I cant believe I watched that crap). I brought up logical trivia and research to support my viewpoint (I get serious when I'm into something, and all she did the whole arguement was saying "Yes it is" louder and louder (Once again, I completely forgot what I was arguing about), and she would insult my appearence, intellegence, and family issues(cause she knew about that and wanted to use it as her "trump card"). Her friends gladly interfened. I kept from yelling to the point where all everybody heard was thier screeching voices. What really gets it in my ass, is when people are saying that she's winning the arguement, because she is louder and has more conviction. But, as a pathetic attempt to get that assumption wrong, I continued not to yell, and I got to a point where I got her to a verbal checkmate. Then at that point, she started swinging. There was no bruises, but I could taste blood. And the hell of it is that everyone around me, even the fucking athorities, that it was humorous. Then I shoved her, called her a psycho ***** and she fell on some chairs. The entire place was silent. Shortly afterwards some burly men grabbed me and threw me out of the building. The girl wasn't hurt. I wasn't submisive after that night, like the girl, her friends, and my parents thought I should be. So 5 days later, what looks to be her brother and his friends cornered me shoved me around and told me to "stop using my smartass mouth" after I said "yeah" the most badass way I could, they walked away. And I stood clear away from her, then I moved away.
Of course, I can't difine an entire gender stereotype by one example. But this is just one example. this happened multiple times, with different women. I've moved 8 times in my life, and I've lived in most sides of the spectrum: North, Midwest, South, Big City, Small Town. And it's basically the same.(Although the south has a bigger issue with this in general.) I don't know, maybe I'm just that unlucky with finding groups of women. Maybe it's one huge coincidence. I don't know, but I'm just speaking through experience. No offence.
At the same time I'd have men do the same thing, but you'd don't have to be aware of there emotions as much.