Learned behaviours between genders: which is worse?

@ChipmunkErnie thw thing is, is toxic femininity a learned behaviour or an end result of social influ3nc3?

@Woofles
The main factors of learning are our interactions with the out there.
So IMO, social influence is a strong one. Not even always concious.
But even the one on one "learning" is social.
And as genders group people, learning each one from the other(s) is also social.
Don´t know if a meassure of worst makes sense.
I´m not attracted by ambiguity / neutrality (what is indeppendent of being peers).
But of course that´s me.

@Woofles Probably a bit of both, essentially the co-opting of the tropes of the worst stereotypes of machoism (Is that a word) by females in the mistaken belief it's a positive step forward instead of a step backward.

@ChipmunkErnie How is that defined ?

@bijouxbroussard Essentially women taking on the characteristics they find offensive in macho men, the characteristics commonly defined as "toxic masculinity".

@ChipmunkErnie Oh. That’s surprising.