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> Once an event crosses a threshold (maybe 70%?) of male-or-female dominance, most people of the other gender are likely to decline (or just not-come to your ne
by selfawareMammal 11mo ago
> Once an event crosses a threshold (maybe 70%?) of male-or-female dominance, most people of the other gender are likely to decline (or just not-come to your next party) as a result.
This is not true for men.
- zeroCalories 11mo agoI don't know. Probably depends on your demographic. I already have a partner, so if I feel like I won't connect with the crowd I'm probably gonna decline.
- karel-3d 11mo agoIt really is. Men actually don't feel comfortable when they are at majority women party. They start to feel insecure.
- eertami 11mo agoI suspect what OP meant is that if the party is majority men, then they are still happy to hang out.
- johnnyanmac 11mo agoIt says "of the other gender". And yes, I get it. If it gets to a poitn where it feels more like a female-only space, I'll be less inclined to go next time. I don't want to feel like I'm invading. I'm perfectly fine with a sausage fest, though. That's the default in tech circles, after all.
- CrimsonCape 11mo agoWhen a guy walks into a minefield, do you accuse him of being insecure?