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    1. Liminal Warmth  💕‏ @liminal_warmth Nov 4
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      FYI one thing that has come up in the DM responses to my thread last night is a few people noting that it would be interesting to see a similar analysis of male interaction norms and faux pas Unfortunately I am not very well equipped to speak to this for a variety of reasons

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    2. Liminal Warmth  💕‏ @liminal_warmth Nov 4
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      @seconds_0 or @GeniesLoki seems like one of you might be able to give it a crack if you felt so inclined?

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    3. GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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      Replying to @liminal_warmth @seconds_0

      Hmm. It's been a while since I've spent much time in male dominant spaces TBH - work was the only one I voluntarily spent time in, and I've been off doing my own thing for years now. Queer vs straight male spaces are also very different and I hardly know any straight men.

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    4. Liminal Warmth  💕‏ @liminal_warmth Nov 4
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      Actually I would be very curious to see how queer male spaces differ too 🤔 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

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    5. GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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      Replying to @liminal_warmth @seconds_0

      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.

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    6. GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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      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.

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    7. GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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      And this will make you very very unpopular very quickly.

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      GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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      Replying to @GeniesLoki @liminal_warmth @seconds_0

      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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        2. GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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          But you're not supposed to win it and if you *actually* dominate the conversation this is both unskillfull and a jerk move.

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        3. GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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          Replying to @GeniesLoki @liminal_warmth @seconds_0

          I think taking joking too seriously is also a faux pas, but it's one that I routinely fall prey to so I don't know how to explain the norms here very well.

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        2. Arrogation Toast‏ @lordcataplanga Nov 4
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          Replying to @GeniesLoki @liminal_warmth @seconds_0

          You are supposed to allow people to interrupt you in exchange for being allowed to interrupt the others. Similar to banter and teasing, this can quickly turn into bullying if the balance breaks and the same person is the "victim" too often.

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        3. GeniesLoki‏ @GeniesLoki Nov 4
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          Right, exactly. Interrupt mode is very much a give and take, but done unskillfully it turns into entirely take, and this is a huge faux pas.

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        1. snav‏ @qorprate Nov 4
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          Replying to @GeniesLoki @liminal_warmth @seconds_0

          interestingly this style of conversation feels very NYC-coded to me, perhaps moreso than it feels male-coded...

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        2. 0.005 Seconds To Freedom‏ @seconds_0 Nov 4
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          Replying to @GeniesLoki @liminal_warmth

          Male relationships are anchored on knowing relative status wrt competition for female attention at its core. Banter and conversation dominance has replaced phy dom as the primary mode of sorting this. But like you said, as in phy dom, there's an art to winning without humiliating

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        3. 0.005 Seconds To Freedom‏ @seconds_0 Nov 4
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          Think of the classic "beat up the bully, now we're friends" trope. Decisively winning allows the hierarchy to resort and relationships to form but humiliating losses (read: emasculating) sow the seeds of hatred.

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