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JS357

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17 Oct 14

JS357

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17 Oct 14

Inspired by the thread "Russian Women for Marriage".

What are the clues to distinguish whether a general forum poster is male or female?

(Ignoring the question, "Why should it matter?" It seems to matter for some.)

Drewnogal

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17 Oct 14

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ChessPraxis

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17 Oct 14

Originally posted by JS357
Inspired by the thread "Russian Women for Marriage".

What are the clues to distinguish whether a general forum poster is male or female?

(Ignoring the question, "Why should it matter?" It seems to matter for some.)

Look down the front of your trousers. Are you an innie or an outtie? 😕

wolfgang59

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17 Oct 14

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Agreed

WOLFGANG59

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17 Oct 14

Originally posted by JS357
What are the clues to distinguish whether a general forum poster is male or female?

If someone refers to their "first husband", even in an obvious gag, it can distinguish the poster as "female" for years, regardless of gender.

Drewnogal

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17 Oct 14

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FMF

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17 Oct 14

"FMF" is neutral. Even if you put it into Google Translate and translate it into languages that have gender ~ i.e. feminine and masculine, for example French or Hebrew ~ it comes out unaffected.

FMF

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17 Oct 14

Originally posted by JS357
Inspired by the thread "Russian Women for Marriage".

What are the clues to distinguish whether a general forum poster is male or female?

(Ignoring the question, "Why should it matter?" It seems to matter for some.)

I used the screen name Nick Bourbaki for a few weeks and I chose it because I felt it reflected my masculinity.

lemon lime

itiswhatitis

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17 Oct 14

Why isn't there a box you can check off (optional) saying if you're male or female? Was this an oversight, or was it intentional?

Suzianne

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17 Oct 14

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Originally posted by FMF
If someone refers to their "first husband", even in an obvious gag, it can distinguish the poster as "female" for years, regardless of gender.

Or it could be "a moment when the curtain flapped open", to use your words.

Getting my point, yet?

FMF

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17 Oct 14

Originally posted by Suzianne
Or it could be "a moment when the curtain flapped open", to use your words.

Getting my point, yet?

Your point is that you think I am a woman, is that it?

Seitse

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17 Oct 14

Originally posted by JS357
Inspired by the thread "Russian Women for Marriage".

What are the clues to distinguish whether a general forum poster is male or female?

(Ignoring the question, "Why should it matter?" It seems to matter for some.)

This is a very good question.

However, I feel that a more important issue, aside from the
genitals of users, is if they like sausage or tuna.

wolfgang59