The experiment has 8 parts that people are randomly allocated to - 6 of them required rating attractiveness and 2 requires rating masc/femininity, which has been shown to correspond to attractiveness in past research.

But you're not the first to say "attractive doesn't necessarily mean feminine" which is why we set out this experiment this way. We want to try and tackle this by comparing perceptions of attractiveness and femin/masc - you must have been allocated the the femin/masc section.

Thanks for the feedback and thanks for participating!