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=== Fast life history adaptations === | === Fast life history adaptations === | ||
A fast life history is marked by a more primitive mode of competition e.g. through physical dominance, intimidation and [[dark triad|dark personality traits]], | A fast life history is marked by a more primitive mode of competition e.g. through physical dominance, intimidation and [[dark triad|dark personality traits]]. | ||
Hence, in a fast LH context, there is a feral and raw ''dominant-submissive'' dichotomy inherent to homosexual acts. | |||
For one, penetration can be identified as a high-status activity (implying more RS), whereas the role of the penetree is associated with low status (implying less RS). | For one, penetration can be identified as a high-status activity (implying more RS), whereas the role of the penetree is associated with low status (implying less RS). | ||
The integral low-status aspect of the penetree results in intrasexual competition in shape of gossip and shaming, also affecting reproductive success (higher RS for the accuser and lower RS for the accusee). | The integral low-status aspect of the penetree results in intrasexual competition in shape of gossip and shaming, also affecting reproductive success (higher RS for the accuser and lower RS for the accusee). | ||