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How is it different than with us?
How does this relate to what I said about androgynous behavior draws undue attention to gender.
You brought up the female cat being more willing to fight than male cats. Although that one example doesn't mean much if anything. They might simply fight more because they care for their young. Human women will fight for their children as a last defense too. Although the man is usually expected to put up a fight first if available. I'm not an expert on animal behavior, I just know power structures and whatnot are different between the species. Not sure why there wouldn't be some differences.
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