been playing with the gender genie...

[ktron]

yeah, it's a page linked from the little quiz-thingy i posted earlier. after a short amount of play, i'm pretty much able to predict which of my blog entries will test as "male" and which will test as "female." and yes, it's pretty much the T vs. F for you MBTI fans out there... the highly emotional entries seem to score mainly as female. possibly with a litte I vs. E thrown in... people entries get more feminine points. because they use "with" a lot. fascinating. sexist.

(oh yeah, and if you were wondering: the passage above tests "male.")

Comments

[unkunvinst.livejournal.com]

Damn sexist pieces of, grrr, I hate, I mean, argh, sexism concerning writing = bad, why the hell do they have to always embrace the same damn gender stereotypes?

Oh, and if you check out the results of the lj gender meme, it seems that they're wrong more often then they're right. Guess the stereotypes don't hold up after all. So, ha! *Self-righteous snicker.*

[silversunset.livejournal.com]

was wondering if there wouldn't be some correlation there. but really, stereotypes work for a reason, even unfair as they are to individuals. ;)

*sigh*

[eatchokolate.livejournal.com]

Well...that makes me feel somewhat better. Damn stereotypes...

Should've seen this coming.

[sexyhalibut.livejournal.com]

Damn, I guess I'm not 59% feminine. :( Oh well, I guess I'll just have to go back to the 57% I earned on theSpark.com. What shitty luck. :-P