Not that many years ago, I was attracted to "masculine" men. Long hair was gross; if a dude wore a skirt this made my vagina shrivel into sand. Then I joined a culture where masculine signalling was done differently - skirt wearing and long hair were *countersignalling* - 1/
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So. You are saying that you're a heterosexual woman.
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That's not a skirt, it's a kilt.
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I've never seen a masculine man wear a skirt. This is a good microcosm of this "up is down" world, where the only way you can arrive at such a conclusion is if you're willing enough to try. True masculinity doesn't need to be seen through this lens of logical contortions.
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the first dude i saw wear a skirt had 200+ female sexual partners
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"War is peace and skirts are masculine."
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Great thread.
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dear men, do not take these tweets as advice
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I liked how you tied this insight into a specific example in your past. Countersignaling is the best and it's great fun too! I think it allows for greater flexibility in repertoire while keeping the underlying important values.
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I can see promiscuity countersignaling emotional stability, lack of mate guarding, absence of drama, kindness, rationality, and collaboration/cooperation. And possibly loyalty through changing circumstances (but that would be more polyamory specifically)
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