I have a frustrating pet theory here: It actually is, but the men with whom this would work are often having significant social anxiety about approaching women because they're overthinking "How do I do this without coming off as hitting on them?" and similar.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @RoqaVuk
Part of my evidence for this theory is that I find it much easier to make friends with women at conferences than I do with men. (This is only weak evidence because I have underlying issues with men that make it harder for me to make friends with them in general, but still)
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Yeah, if nothing else they have an analogue of what we were talking about with the queer thing: it's a point of commonality with the other women at the conference that can be used to start a friendship. (assuming a conference in a male dominated field)
10:58 AM - 4 Sep 2020
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