NEW: Gender Poll

Now males outnumber. I wonder if the demographics have shifted here. :D

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Originally Posted by Virgil

Now males outnumber. I wonder if the demographics have shifted here. :D

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Nope, it's because I've had a gender reassignment operation :lol: *joking*

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Originally Posted by SleepyWitch

*joking*

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Hey, you got me there for a second!

:p

Shouldn't there be a Neuter in the poll ?

eh what if I'm neither or not sure????

yeah, what about me? I'm a complete mess:
- biologically female and have no wish to change that
- married to a man and not beyond ogling other men :D
- my brain is female and regrettably unable to do spatial rotation according to a quiz BBC science
- prefer guy clothes, but lots of people still think I look cute and girly
- prefer to socialize with guys
- feel "gay" when girls talk about handbacks, boy friends etc. (as in
uncomfortably gender-confused and convinced I'm a bloke and shouldn't be
talking about this)

I wanna see you create a poll that covers all those dimensions, otherwise I'll feel discriminated against and sue LitNet ;) *joking*

[QUOTE=SleepyWitch;942861]yeah, what about me? I'm a complete mess:
- married to a man and not beyond ogling other men :D /QUOTE]

Ah, but are you sure that he is not beyond ogling ( or even googling ) other women? :ladysman:

Pretty sure I'm a dude, last time I checked anyways...

Well, the tide has turned. This used to be a 2/3 female haven. Now it's the other way around. :D

I am what I am, and I'm glad I'm a man.

Men are more than teh females.

And even with my post; females are 33 while men are 45 :(

Girls please take the poll .. i know there r more :D

There are more chicas than i thought.

I am actually a woman.
I am not happy being called 'female'.

female and married with a baby son :)

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Originally Posted by Olga4real

I am actually a woman.

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Congratulations!

:smilewinkgrin:

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I am not happy being called 'female'.

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"Female" refers to a biological classification and includes a larger group than "woman", which is a social construction and does not include our younger members (pre-teens or teenagers).