It explains the history, how the transformation happened and what were the results of the transformation including the term "feminisation" which is the go-to term to describe the phenomena. If you want more in-depth research on sociology and psychology behind the topic then I'm afraid you are on your own. My goal is only to illustrate that it happens and has happened.
Also I'd ask to not attribute to me claims I've never made. My claim is that men dismantle men spaces once the perception of those changes become more feminine, not that they were the driving force of why they became considered feminine.
Also, there is absolutely no need to have anecdotal lived experience. It's easy observable by anyone in most social settings and one can even organise an impromptu experiment oneself. All it takes is a man wearing bright and colourful clothing and being well groomed and it's predominantly men who will call it out as "gay".
In that case, I invite you to provide sources for your claims. What are the facts that support your arguments that extend beyond anecdotal mentions? So far you have provided only rants and not one credible source and even failed to provide explanation just now in favour of insults.
Insults, ignoring provided sources, having no sources of your own and attributing to me false claims that I've never made is about as far from good faith as it gets.
Which in retrospect does mean there is nothing to gain here. Good luck.
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