Should I be worried?
| Words: 759 (NOTE: The genie works best on texts of more than 500 words.) Female Score: 886 Male Score: 1110 The Gender Genie thinks the author of this passage is: male! 
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17 February 2011
I write like... what?? Uh oh.
The Gender Genie analyzed this blog entry of mine - Spinning in a Barn - and said that I write like a man.
Should I be worried?
Should I be worried?
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I went to see what it thought of my blog. Of the last four posts, it thought two were written by a man and two by a woman.
Honestly, though, does the use of articles make one a male? And why do they rate female pronouns as indicators of femaleness, but not male pronouns as ones of maleness?
It depends. Do you consider it a compliment? Is your gender identity questioned or threatened?
Oh, Kirstin. Male pronouns are the norm. Female pronouns are the anomaly. Evidently.
But that looks fun. Sometime in May, I have to play with that.
I think you only need to worry if Jean Claude Van Damme contacts you for the movie rights.
ROTFL @ Bridget's comment. heehee
Everyone of my blog posts that I punched in were considered male. Go figure!
Oh good heaven's no, don't worry. It's a machine, what does it know?
(((hugs)))
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