I've been reading about female brains, as you suggested. Interesting reading, but pretty much unsubstantiated nonsense.
I read that all brains start as female brains, and some turn in to male brains at 18 weeks with a testosterone injection. I don't believe it. Brains are brains. This book that everyone keeps talking about, "The Female Brain", I read a couple of chapters. Feminist propaganda.
Women these days in the secular world are taught from a very young age to control men by complaining to them about their actions. Look at Miley Cyrus's song "7 things I hate about you". Seemingly harmless, but she is encouraging young girls to systematically analyse the things they want to change about their boyfriends and convey this to them, preferrably through song.
Look at sit-coms these days. The typical family structure in them involves a dumb fat man as the husband, and a sparkling energetic pretty woman as the wife. The woman spends all her time confusing the man about what she wants him to do. The man spends all his time trying to keep up. The son is troubled, spending all his time in his room wondering why he can't understand women. The daughter manipulates her father into doing whatever she wants him to do. Its subtle, but its madness.
Look at romance movies. The male lead is always a pretty nancy boy, like Hugh Grant or Jude Law. They go to ridiculous lengths to please a seemingly plain woman. Fantasy, but it manifests itself as reality.
Even the 'christian' family drama - 7th Heaven. The wife is a control freak. The husband is a docile doormat who gives in to the stern looks of his wife and sugar-coated manipulative demands of his daughters.
Yes, I am convinced that the western world is being run behind closed doors by a group of socialist feminist women with hyphonated surnames who wear trousers. The end.
One could say women learned to manipulate men due to the fact that through out history men controlled women. As such, women had to learn how to subtly get men to at least do part of what they wanted. (not saying that is what I believe. Just saying one could say that) The belief is that men like to be in control. That is why it is a common instruction among women to present an idea to a man in such a way that he thinks he came up with the idea on his own.
In any case, women are not taught to control men through complaining. Women realize that men do not respond well to complaining, so why would they base their desire to get things done by complaining? As to the example of Miley's song, that does not prove your theory. It more shows that girls vent by complaining. If someone annoys me, I complain about it. Does that mean I am trying to get someone to do what I want? No. On the flip side, whenever you complain, are you trying to get someone to do what you want?
There are two types of complaining. Formal complaints (such as the sort you might write up and send to a business that did something you do not approve of, or the type of complaint you might file against someone you wish to take to court) and informal complaints (which would be pretty much any complaining you do amongst friends, relatives, significant others. Such as "all my boyfriend ever does is play that stupid Xbox360! It's so annoying").
In general, the gender role is that men get things done by being aggressive and assertive. As such, women had to find an alternative way to get things done for fear of being accused of acting "too manly." When a woman is assertive, she is called pushy. When a woman is aggressive, she is attacked. If you men are going to attack us for acting like you, what are we to do? You took the easier roles to fill, and so women had to blaze their own trail. If you don't approve of the trail, you cannot blame us. Blame your male ancestors for being domineering.