As the degree of femininity increases the degree of dominance will decrease as will physical attractiveness. As offensive as it may be to some people, men have consistently been the dominant figure in society. If it could be measured, there probably is no difference in the amount of dominance per sex. The difference would lie in the decoders perception and past experiences. The amount of dominance wouldn't go down as the level of femininity increased, the perception of dominance would decrease.
Women are more inclined to be attracted to males who are seen as dominant.
Women are more attracted by males who are complimenting in this way. As the level of femininity increases, the females perception of him being a protector will fade, resulting in the loss of attractiveness. Feminine males will be seen as more powerful than masculine males in female-linked tasks. If a male enjoys feminine tasks more than masculine tasks, they are more likely to know more about a feminine task than a male that is not as interested in feminine task. In group discussion, this would cut the amount of talking time down for the masculine labeled males.