I get the opposite because I tend to use 'lady' or 'sir' as expressions of affectionirrespective of, and unaffected by gender.
I get lots of 'LADY? I'm a man!' comments, to the point where I've actually mentioned it in my profile
(I get lots of 'LADY? I'm a man!' comments, to the point where I've actually mentioned it in my profile
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Thu 22 Nov 2007, 12:57,
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He heI AM MAN! HEAR ME WHINGE!
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Sonic James Doom forgetting the date since... umm...,
Thu 22 Nov 2007, 13:00,
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I noticed thatAnd I thought it was amusing and interesting.
Mainly because if I get called lady, it would be entertaining, and hopefully not serious due to the "Mr" in my name. =]
(Mainly because if I get called lady, it would be entertaining, and hopefully not serious due to the "Mr" in my name. =]
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Thu 22 Nov 2007, 13:01,
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