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'''Homosexuality''' is the sexual attraction to the same sex. This article primarily discusses the dominance signaling aspect of homosocial and homosexual behavior, the low-status aspect of submissive homosexuality, and also Muscarella ''alliance formation hypothesis'' which claims incels can turn submissive homosexuals to regain access to group resources and reproductive success and higher status men can use submissive partners as sexual outlets and for other benefits (including dominance signaling). | '''Homosexuality''' is the sexual attraction to the same sex. This article primarily discusses the dominance signaling aspect of homosocial and homosexual behavior, the low-status aspect of submissive homosexuality, and also Muscarella's ''alliance formation hypothesis'' which claims incels can turn submissive homosexuals to regain access to group resources and reproductive success and higher status men can use submissive partners as sexual outlets and for other benefits (including dominance signaling). | ||
Lesbians seem to be mostly cute and [[foid|foidish]] (possibly an [[foid#Foid_psychology|adapted behavior]] of females living in harems), often [[feminism|feminists]],<ref>17% of U.S. women [https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/feminism-project/poll/ identify as "strong feminists"]. | Lesbians seem to be mostly cute and [[foid|foidish]] (possibly an [[foid#Foid_psychology|adapted behavior]] of females living in harems), often [[feminism|feminists]],<ref>17% of U.S. women [https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/feminism-project/poll/ identify as "strong feminists"]. | ||