Like Autism, Hysteria has been broken into subcategories. Even such, the DSM5 te

Like Autism, Hysteria has been broken into subcategories. Even such, the DSM5 term ‘Histrionic Personality Disorder’ is still alive and kicking, and the remaining behaviors (moral panic as an example) are categorized separately.
I’ve done quite a bit of research on why women feel free to emote hysterically in public when it has been outlawed since the middle ages (it’s called ‘Shrilling’) and the punishment was public humiliation in the stocks.
We’ve hyper-regulated male antisocial behavior, but reduced regulation of female antisocial behavior.
We are now in the process of restoring that equilibrium because men are exhausted (“fatigued”) by it, and it’s non-rational and non-contributory to public discourse. In fact like most female strategies, it’s an effort to distract from rational discourse by undermining the individual instead of arguing the case.
Which, in your reply above, you demonstrate canonically.