You go girl...
Some male/female names are spelled the same and it's tricky getting the gender correct. Robin, for example. No clue.Rene is a guy and Renee is a girl. Billy being the male and Billie being the female. Tony the guy and Toni the girl.
Lots of Latins name their children Angel boys and girls. Too easy to miss that one.
An obvious is audible gender distinction would be Paul and Paula.
What about Loren? Probably Loren is the masculine of Lauren.
I was on a musician board and one of the members named Loren mostly commented on forum threads with a woman friend. I followed their posts but never did I see anything from Loren that would give a clue of gender.
That person made a statement of wanting to buy an expensive custom made wooden flute and solicited responses. I gave my approval by saying "You go girl!" and promptly got a slap that Loren is a guy. I apologized for the error and returned another "You go girl!"
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I kid y'all Not
Everyone eagerly asks the NAME of the Love Interest.
Pat
And just how, BTW, is that repeat Black Face PM leading our many virtue signaling Canadian pals these days?
Fourcheeses---loafs all stacked on high. Best.
---AND, see the alt Liberal syndromics compulsively impugning my thinking and motives. And then, in full character, obsessively using a ruse to quiet me down.
Next step is censuring me by blocking my postings, as does FF. And pathetically rationalizing such cowardly acts. Go for it.
All see it all. Well, at least what's allowed.
In the rare sad case, the prognosis is guarded.
As our Brilliant and Dazzling, soon to be re-elected, Ivy league grad, President Trump, would put it, VERY squarely and VERY guarded. Our friend.
Eh?
Openness and no censuring. First amendment USA. So different in other places.
Pereat les Blockers.
You lookin' at me?
I can't tell you the number of times I've filled in forms as Ms. Jac and then get mail addressed to Mr. Jac, like those who input data have to correct my error of judgement.
It's not like my lumps and bumps are ambiguous. I am 'fully' aware of my own gender.