early access: how a woman dresses affects how other women view their male friendships
Added 2025-06-23 16:00:08 +0000 UTCwant female friends? then dress like a tomboy! says a recent study about gender expression in spaces of intrasexual competition.
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What you're doing is called is satellite-female behavior. Dressing more male to seem like less competition or less likely to poach a mate. There's a clownfish & beetle which are prime-examples of satellite-male behavior. They both look like females, but.. this beetle is the king of back- dooring. It's mating-strategy: is to burrow around a covered pile of dung w/other females: while t/alpha- males fight over this resource. After completing it's burrow, t/satellite-male then tunnels in a circle sideways to mate w/all of t/females in their burrows. Most animals are attracted to t/color of their offspring. For us, that means pink. If I were to go shopping w/a woman who has a jealous-type of alpha-male bf: I might wear my salmon-pink shirt or dress less alpha/macho. After dating both a; mtf trans- fem & ftm trans-masculine: I’m done being bi-curious. I did some gay-stuff in LA, but if anyone asks, I was only here to get someone else's book on the news. No, it's not the bible, but if I had copies: I’d put 1 in every church-pew. 2025Y08M20D 1617H(GMT-7H).
Archon_Jack-Pot
2025-08-20 23:17:26 +0000 UTCI'll send you a dm/pm. Don't worry, it's not bad
Kris P
2025-06-23 17:05:13 +0000 UTC
