For example, while males are less likely to  , worry, suffer, fear, bother, ache, mourn, anger .11 scare, annoy, confuse, depress, upset, disappoint .11 1st person singular direct object kill, murder, slay, slaughter, butcher .09 scare, annoy, confuse, depress, upset, disappoint .07 use first-person singular pronouns overall, they are much more likely to use them as the subject of aggressive physical contact verbs like "kick", "shoot", "slap", and "smash", suggesting men are more likely to express themselves as agents of aggressive contact.
women use first-person singulars in the social sphere, particularly in an affiliative context.