Why do girls tend to act more "gay" with each other than guys?
Post number #417249, ID: 800907
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This question comes from something that happened last week during a school trip. In our class we are all over 18, so the teachers would let us go out to have a drink in the evening, and that night we were expecially drunk. So, there were these three girls that slept in the same room, and after everyone went to bed, one of them started asking the other two something about how hard their nipples would get, and started flashing her tits to the other girls.
Post number #417250, ID: 800907
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They decided to find out "scientifically" whose nipples got harder by touching each other's boob, and it escalated into a legit lesbian threesome. So, this kind of things usually don't happen between guys, yet they do between girls. Why?
Post number #417253, ID: 800907
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(Sorry for my bad english)
Post number #417258, ID: cab02d
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toxic masculinity exists between gays, but no such thing as toxic feminity does for girls so idk
Post number #417266, ID: 45897c
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I'm half Tunisian and ppl in Tunisia act more gay than in Europe. They also have deeper family values and bigger families. And another sense of masculinity, not that toxic but still more patricharic than in Europe.
Post number #417274, ID: 800907
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>>417250 Oh, I forgot to mention that the three girls are straight, that's what made me curious
Post number #417279, ID: 97d7c2
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>>417274 I mean, I think it's just because of society. Girls see other girls doing that kind of stuff, so that it's normal. Do you ever see guys doing that kind of shit? No. That's why guys don't do it. Why the world is like that idk. But I believe that's why it's still like that. Personally I like to, and am, open about anything sexual, but I know that it makes some people uncomfortable, or at least surprises them. I don't really see the point in guys not being like that.
Post number #417281, ID: 97d7c2
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>>417279 (Put "means" between "that" and "it's" in the first paragraph.)
Post number #417282, ID: 97d7c2
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>>417279 (Put "be" after "to" in the last paragraph.)
Post number #417315, ID: ed1990
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>>417250 >So, this kind of things usually don't happen between guys Because homosexuality between guys is considered to be more bad than homosexuality between women which are still considered to be lower than man, lacking of morale and be sinful. I think the 90s generation has a more uncomplicated relation to sexuality including gayish moments between non-gays. At least in my urban hipster filter bubble. Younger generations seem to have again more problems with it.
Post number #417318, ID: 7cfb8a
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All the girls I know are way too uptight for this, but my guy friends flirt with each other nigh compulsively. I guess its just dependent on the situation, and what kind of people they are.
Post number #417343, ID: 01c434
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Toxic masculinity, misogyny, homophobia, fundamentalism and resistance to change, there are tons of reasons all tangled up in that shit.
Post number #417358, ID: a9f1db
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>>417315 gay sex is gay, lesbian sex is hot. If that ain't hypocrisy i dunno what is. I just want the d man.
Post number #417399, ID: f6d7ad
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>>417358 it's not hipocrisy, it's double-standards
Post number #417431, ID: aa5479
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I've found some information that suggests testosterone, particularly in higher levels, is related to more "restricted" behavior for lack of a better term. More intensity, less smiling, less talking, less openness, a more domineering disposition. Wish I had an actual study to link, but it's worth looking into. Beyond that, I personally see a lot of restrictive social standards or norms for guys. I've always been loser in that regard, but I'm bisexual and love being honest to myself.
Post number #417432, ID: aa5479
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looser* lol
Post number #417522, ID: 4aee3b
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>>417343 all these things being positive values
Post number #417524, ID: 4d1b9c
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Comparing nips ain't gay, you gay
Post number #417537, ID: 867b1b
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>>417315 Dude, nobody I know has anything against homosexuals of any kind (I'm the younger generation btw).
Post number #417542, ID: 68d5a0
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>>417537 well, you're in the millennial sissy echo chamber, so that doesn't count.
Post number #417545, ID: dae0c2
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Because we live in a society bottom text
Post number #417595, ID: efa428
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>>417542 The guy I tagged said that the younger generation has more against gay people, which as you yourself said, is wrong.
Post number #417599, ID: e2d873
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Because girls smell nice and men are gross
Post number #417608, ID: 01c434
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>>417522 Go back to backwoods Alabama and fuck your harem of cousins you contrarian wart on humanity's taint
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| This question comes from something that happened last week during a school trip. In our class we are all over 18, so the teachers would let us go out to have a drink in the evening, and that night we were expecially drunk. So, there were these three girls that slept in the same room, and after everyone went to bed, one of them started asking the other two something about how hard their nipples would get, and started flashing her tits to the other girls.