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So I think it depends again on the sort of queer male spaces. Gay men have their own different norms that I'm not that familiar with. Queer/bi men who I know tend to have a strong element of feminine coded behaviours.
OK, here's one that is I think universal male but I've mostly seen be a problem with straight (and straightish) men. "Church of Interruption" in https://sambleckley.com/writing/church-of-interruption.html … is a very male coded dialogue pattern, but you can fuck it up by not letting people interrupt you.
And this will make you very very unpopular very quickly.
Like there's a thing that I think women experience as men trying to dominate the conversation but men experience as essentially a very dynamic conversation mode which is... not exactly combative but energetic with maybe a light element of competition?
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My sense is that there aren’t usually huge differences between queer leaning female spaces and straight female spaces except perhaps some slight discussion topical variation