Is Naoya a homosocial?

I think this is a clever point in Naoya's characterization. He acts like someone who loves the female form but hates women, but in reality, what he craves so desperately isn't the female body or respect from women—it's validation and respect from "men," and honestly, what women think is utterly irrelevant in the extreme. He just wants that homosocial approval.

However, before that thirst for approval, from a power scaling perspective, Gojo Satoru and Toji are, as per Naoya's words, on "that side" and "alpha males," but when you actually look at their humanity, one had his life completely changed by his wife and remained imprisoned by her until the very end, while the other was imprisoned by a single man for over ten years, so in reality, unlike alpha males, they possess emotional vulnerability.

In the end, the approval that Naoya so desperately craves doesn't actually exist, nor does "that other side," and because people can only be measured with the ruler of homosociality, he ends up gaining nothing and meeting his demise by being stabbed by the woman walking three steps behind him. Looking down on women is nothing more than a wink to the guys he wants to let him into the group. I think it's a cleverly crafted character.