When Lisa Wade Talks About Gender Asymmetry in "American Hookup

When Lisa Wade talks about gender asymmetry in "American Hookup: Deep in the Fog," she is referring to

A) how women have adopted more of the characteristics of traditional masculinity but men have not adopted the characteristics of traditional femininity.
B) women, rather than men, who are now more likely to initiate an attachment to someone they're interested in.
C) traditional patriarchal practices where men are dominant and in control over women.
D) the end of two genders (male and female) , and rather the recognition of gender fluidity, myriad gender, and sexual identifications and attachments.