AWALT

All Women are Like That.

The notion that despite their superficial differences, race or nationality, all women share the same biological machinery including  hypergamy  and adherence to  Briffault's Law . Though AWALT, in practicality, may not be 100% (given the number of women and statistical odds), AWALT is generally a reliable way of predicting female behavior- that even when you cannot trust women, you can trust women to be women. It also expresses that given female biology and modern culture, the likelihood of finding a woman who's ability to resist this programming is akin to finding a needle in a haystack. Because all women are products of their biology and culture, the AWALT argument is often used as a counter-argument to a woman claiming NAWALT ("Not All Women are Like That").

Example of its Usage:

Man: It's difficult to trust women because of [insert story of woman going batshit].
Woman: Well, NAWALT.
Man: AWALT.