Apparently you put more thought into this than I did… and I do not wish to spend the amount of time necessary to provide a competent answer. So I am going to assume that you are right, any maybe I will think about it more deeply later.
One more thought: after finishing the article, when I didn’t want to edit it anymore, I also got the idea that “mansplaining” (in its motte meaning, when technically a woman can also do it, but in practice men are more likely to) is the reverse mismatch, when one’s dominance exceeds their actual skill. Or rather that “mansplaining” is the reverse of impostor syndrome. Does any of this sound plausible to you?
Apparently you put more thought into this than I did… and I do not wish to spend the amount of time necessary to provide a competent answer. So I am going to assume that you are right, any maybe I will think about it more deeply later.
One more thought: after finishing the article, when I didn’t want to edit it anymore, I also got the idea that “mansplaining” (in its motte meaning, when technically a woman can also do it, but in practice men are more likely to) is the reverse mismatch, when one’s dominance exceeds their actual skill. Or rather that “mansplaining” is the reverse of impostor syndrome. Does any of this sound plausible to you?