I don't think I get treated much differently at all, and definitely not worse. I'm pretty up front about being an emotional person... and people sometimes forget that that doesn't neccesarily equate to being a crybaby or something stupid like that. I may not be a rational decision maker per se, but I'm still respected by my friends and other people because I'm sensitive to some things other people arn't, and therefor have a different kind of wisdom that helps make good, measured decisions.
Like OrangeAppled, I am often treated as very rational and such, but when people step too far in that direction I correct them simply. For example, some girls I know once told me they bet I was very good at math, and then asked if I could help them, and I told them I was terrible at it and had no concept of it whatsoever and was more creatively inclined. Some other girl once remarked that I had no emotion and I told her that was untrue and I was a fundamentally emotional person, and she said after thinking for a second she understood why I was so into artistic things now. In this sense, I might just be slightly harder to get to know. I think the only time issues come up with people learning I'm an emotional person is when they don't understand that this doesn't mean volatile and reactive. I have my shit together, or at least for someone my age I do, and any time I do make a significant reaction it is controlled and measured but still forceful. I absolutely hate it when people talk down to me or treat me as fragile because I say I am fundamentally emotional, because the reality is that I'm generally very self-assured and it is very, very difficult to hurt me, and if something comes along that does hurt I can deal with it and don't need cheap sympathy.
The gender constructs of male and female being related to T and F bother me. The idea of me being less of a man or less masculine than someone else because I am emotional is completely absurd, and saying it makes me feminin is even stranger. Because of my values and emotions and feeling, I think I've developed a great deal of self control and conviction and identity that makes me stronger (at least compared to when I was younger when I was a mess. i'm only 17 so I'm still gonna get better from here, or at least I hope I do, hahaha). Anyone can develop these things, and I think having these things and many other things is what makes a man or women, and any of the more superficial ideals of genders like being macho and drinking beer for men and being submissive and delicate for girls are complete bullshit. To me, what makes me respect someone as a man or women is pretty much the same thing, and that is if they have identity, wisdom, intelligence, convictions, humour, confidence, ect. This isn't to say the genders are the same, because for many reasons these things manifest differently in men and women, but at the core thats what makes people great.
But... my ranting aside, I guess this isn't about whats true so much as what is percieved by society as a whole, which is generally much different from truth, so I digress.