While practicing yoga, some poses strike me as being more feminine, others as being more masculine. Down dog, for example, with my rear end pointed up, strikes me as more feminine. Plank pose, with my bicep and forearm muscles flexed, strikes me as more masculine. This may be a bias in my yoga practice. I am unwilling to go deeper, stretch farther, or hold longer in feminine poses, for fear of appearing even more feminine. In masculine poses on the other hand, I am eager to go deeper to appear more masculine.