Exploring the Masc Shortage in the Lesbian Community

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into a hot topic that's been buzzing through the community-the perceived shortage of masculine-presenting individuals in lesbian circles. We'll explore what "masc shortage" means, its implications on dating dynamics, and how it affects identities and relationships within the lesbian community.
Join us as we discuss with guests who bring diverse perspectives, from academic researchers studying gender expressions to individuals sharing their personal experiences. We'll examine whether this is a reality or a misconception, how cultural and social dynamics influence this perception, and what it means for those seeking relationships.
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Tune in to gain insights and perhaps, challenge your own perceptions. Whether you're deeply entrenched in these discussions or just curious about the topic, this episode promises to offer valuable perspectives and lively debate.

[@GiGi-mv6ih]

Oh WOW! you guys have hit the nail on the head!!!! it wasn't accepted totally in my era! Late but here now.

[@scilines]

There are different types of mascs and the Black community seems to see stud style as the only masc style that is acceptable. Outside of specific stud style, Kita could be softer masc…but she needs more confidence and needs to put some bass in that voice around studs to be taken seriously. 😅

[@immersiveexperiences4799]

wow i'm older than both of you came out young and have not experienced what y'all are describing. I move to SF at age 22 it was not so rigid. You should be who ever you want to be. Also don't forget butch in the streets femme in the sheets. Also Also, some folks may not present masc but feel masc inside.

[@KeshunShannon]

Bruh