Typically associated with masculinity

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Eileen decides to behave in ways that are typically associated with masculinity. She wears tailored suits, keeps her hair cut short, speaks bluntly and without emotion. However, she continues to identify as a woman, using her obviously feminine name and requesting that others refer to her with female pronouns. According to Butler's Gender Performativity theory, what is Eileen doing?

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