Do you write like a man or a women.?

Question

Let me explain. I am a women but when I use Q&A I feel sometimes my Q&A's come over as masculine times.

Please don't mock but think about what I am saying. Thanks xx

Answer 1

It depends on the answer I am giving. If it is about love and relationships, then definately female. If it is about health related topics, then my professional head is on, and i could be either!!!

Answer 2

most people can be abit of both until there's something really girly or boyracey and then it's definitely either masculine or feminine, but most of the time, if there's no pic you cant really tell. I agree though that asking the same question can come over in several different ways not just masculine and feminine.

Answer 3

If the question I am answering pertains to a subject only a woman could answer, of course, my answer is from a feminine point of view. I hope my other answers are neither-just knowledgeable and helpful. Of course, if you are talking about handwriting, although I can write legibly and "feminine" if I try, I have been told that my everyday writing looks more masculine than feminine.

Answer 4

There may be subtle differences at the linguistic level. For example, women tend to use question tags more than men (like "the weather's nice, isn't it?"), which may be because they are less secure of their own opinion or because they are more sociable and wish for others to participate.

Otherwise, I think there's a middle ground where there's no huge difference.

As for the extremes, I may be wrong but I find that irritating netspeak (u ppl r gr8) tends to be the preserve of young women, while irrelevant jokes, insults, and vulgar language belong to men.

Answer 5

I don't believe I write in a masculine or feminine way. I just say what I think is right and try and add a bit of humour sometimes.

Answer 6

I think your answer should match the tone of the question. I don't like to categorise styles as masculine or feminine ...people are individuals. If it is a sensitive answer, it sould not be assumed that it is by a female ...and if it is analytical, it should not be assumed that it is by a male.

We should all aim to be 'in touch' with all facets of our personalities :)

Answer 7

theres a saying" dont judge a book by its cover" ..there are lots of poets and writers who use female pseudo names but actually they are male...or vice versa..and i believe you may never know if a man wrote it or not. unless you try to dig deeper into the subject matter. like this one i am writing now, if you wouldnt read my profile or see my pic you would not be sure of my gender. coz what i am writing right now is more of general one. but if i write anything about men or love or hate of men, you will easily knw that i am a woman.

Answer 8

I write like a woman, but you can't really tell if a person is male or femal just by looking at their hand-writing.

Answer 9

it all depends on the question. i usually put myself in the shoes of the person asking so i would feel what they are asking then answer in a way that they would understand me. i just hope you'd understand what i say. hehehe

Answer 10

Sorry, but the 'xx' after thanks is a dead give away...you write like a woman you do, probably because you're too busy thinking about fluffy kittens and make-up I expect.