No, it's called having a vagina, having a cycle, and working a man's job. I've seen as a paramedic and firefighter. Women step into a man's world and they aren't emotionally equipped for it. Just as I am not emotionally equipped to be nurse like my wife.

Yes, men breakdown too, but we grab a bottle of scotch and crawl in it, or we just deal with it in some other way. "Cute, little uniform"? It's called your professional attire and it gives confidence to the people under your charge that your not some mood driven white suburbanite female who will trip out at the first sign of trouble.

By the way, not a single woman has actually graduated US Army Ranger School (RASP is different and no woman has attempted that to my knowledge). I have that straight from a former member of the training cadre. It's all contrived bullshit. No woman has graduated and gotten her tab facing the same scrutiny or physical challenges as a man.