Some authentic Hadeeths show that Prophet Mohammad was neither highly moral nor well-mannered

I'm looking forward for a great debate. My position is that there exists authentic hadeeths(or narrations) in which Prophet Mohammad was not highly moral and well-mannered.Authentic hadeeths: By this, I mean narrations that are accepted to be authentic by many Muslims based on the chain of narrations(who said them to whom after the Prophet). They are considered "authentic" by the majority of Muslims[1], who also happen to have the belief that Mohammad is highly moral and well-mannered[2]. I'm not arguing that those hadeeths must be authentic, and thus the Prophet must definitely be considered immoral. All I'm arguing is that some of those accepted hadeeths do not reflect the highly moral and well-mannered Prophet that many Muslims describe. What I'm simply saying is that you can't follow those authentic hadeeths(which are authentic according to the majority of Muslims and the chain of narrations) and give the Islamic prophet those traits. A- Examples of those Authentic Hadeeths: 1- The Prophet saying, "If you see a man performing Jahilya's funeral rituals, make him bite his dad's pen!s." ١- إذا رأيتم الرجل يتعزى بعزاء الجاهلية ، فأعضوه بهن أبيه و لا تكنوا الراوي: أبي بن كعب المحدث: الألباني - المصدر: صحيح الجامع - الصفحة أو الرقم: 567 خلاصة حكم المحدث: صحيح ٢- من تعزى بعزاء الجاهلية ، فأعضوه بهن أبيه ، ولا تكنوا . الراوي: أبي بن كعب المحدث: الألباني - المصدر: تخريج مشكاة المصابيح - الصفحة أو الرقم: 4828 خلاصة حكم المحدث: صحيحThose are two authentic hadeeths saying that. Jahiliya is name the of the pagan society that preceded Islam. "Hin abeeh" literally stands for his father's male[3], which is a reference to the father's pen!s[4]. The Prophet is definitely not highly moral or well-mannered if he said that, regardless if it was later proved that those rituals were horrible(even though I doubt that because they're funeral rituals) or that he was really pissed off that day. To command his people to make someone bite his father's thingy says much about his manners and morals.2- The Prophet pushing his young wife Aisha and causing her pain. "He pushed me and caused me pain, and then said: Did you think that Allah and His Apostle would deal unjustly with you?" [Saheeh Hadith-Book 004, Number 2127] ...There are more reasons that support my position. However, I'm going to settle down for two in this round. My opponent has to refute them both to establish that I'm wrong in saying that according to the authentic hadeeths, Prophet Mohammad wasn't highly moral and well-mannered. (Do not accept the debate if you don't accept the rules) Rules of the debate: 1- No acceptance round. Opponent has to start arguing in his/her first round.2- My opponent only has to disprove all my claims to win the debate. He/she doesn't need to make any claims, because I'm the one providing evidence that there exists such authentic hadeeths. 3- Forfeits are not allowed. If anyone forfeits a round, he/she directly loses the debate. I wish my oppoent the best of luck! Citations:[1] Donmez, Amber C. "The Difference Between Quran-Based Islam and Hadith-Based Islam" [2] Al Mubarakpuri, Safi ur Rahman (2002). Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum (The Sealed Nectar). Darussalam. p. 74. ISBN 9960-899-55-1. [3] Dictionaries: Lisan Al-Arab and Qamoos Al-Moheet.[4] http://fatwa.islamweb.net... [Islamic website that admits that "Hin" stands for pen!s]