I agree with your first observation (as a guy with a bigger feminine side than most) but Max can be short for Maxine, while there is no male-centric version of Sarah.
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okay, so new Star Trek's main female character "Michael" then
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Is that necessarily contradictory? Perhaps because men lack inherent evolutionary use (not needed long term for reproduction thus more disposable) they have to provide more societal use in order to exist (above their less useful male rivals)
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I think it's possibly just a definitional difference. The traditional idea of femininity includes the ability to cooperate, compromise, and adapt while the traditional idea of masculinity includes a rigid refusal to compromise or back down.
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It's about women being more picky, like I said. I'd bet my least favorite pair of slippers on it.
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neither of these feels right to me
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Compare with other closely related species.
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I think men displaying less hetero-normative / nb or feminine traits are seen as yielding their masculine/patriarchal advantages or social control. The vacuum threatens men who have fully invested in the patriarchy as a means of establishing identity without having to do any work
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@BretWeinstein and@DouglasKMurray discuss a related point on why women have a more fluid sexuality on average https://youtu.be/Cajzi2Fubj0Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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