From the Guardian newspaper in the UK a column poking fun at American women complaining about UK men. It's a fairly typical piece making fun of American women for their self absorption and concern with "feelings". Being British myself I of course agree with this quote People who talk about their feelings at the drop of a hat, in terms endorsed by the American school of emotional hygiene, are not deep and open, they are shallow and practised or, alternatively, deeply needy.

On the other hand, when you're looking to write a quick light article, poking fun at Americans is always an easy way out for UK column writers.