Poll: Have you ever been mistaken for the opposite gender?
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No never, I have long hair but also play rugby so I think my general size gives my gender away.
On the phone I get mistaken for a woman all the time. My voice kind of fluctuates depending on my mood usually, but on the phone, I try to be as courteous and polite as possible and I guess it comes off feminine. I don't think I've been mistaken for a girl in real life though since I was a kid, not that I'd mind all that much, I act and dress kind of girly.
When I was at work I was busy cleaning some fixtures once.
A presumably sexist customer comes up behind me with their child and says "let's ask this lady."
When I turn around and they come face-to-face with my mustache... well you should have seen the embarrassment on their face.
Clearly, only women clean. Although what was funnier was... The customer was a woman :O!
A presumably sexist customer comes up behind me with their child and says "let's ask this lady."
When I turn around and they come face-to-face with my mustache... well you should have seen the embarrassment on their face.
Clearly, only women clean. Although what was funnier was... The customer was a woman :O!
Yep, I was quite young at the time and I had hair that was past my shoulders. It probably didn't help wearing a kilt either.
Nope.
I have no breast tissue to speak of, my dress sense is anything but feminine, I've had some degree of stubble for the past... 4 years, I have a fairly deep voice and I move around by viciously hip thrusting.
I have no breast tissue to speak of, my dress sense is anything but feminine, I've had some degree of stubble for the past... 4 years, I have a fairly deep voice and I move around by viciously hip thrusting.
THREAD WINNER.Custard_Angel said:
also: No. I'm kinda big.
Though, like a person before me, I have been mistaken for Hispanic. >.>
I've often been mistaken for a girl. The pathetic part is that it's happened so many times that I've forgotten most of them. The only one I can remember is that a host of a restaurant my mom and I went to accidentally referred to us as ladies. The only thing that made it stand out was how embarrassed he was and how much he apologized. By that point, it had happened often enough that I didn't care anymore.
The thing is, I don't have long hair. I often don't shave for days and have dark stubble. I also, you know, dress like a man. That Simpsons avatar (not yellow, mostly pale) is pretty much exactly how I look.
The thing is, I don't have long hair. I often don't shave for days and have dark stubble. I also, you know, dress like a man. That Simpsons avatar (not yellow, mostly pale) is pretty much exactly how I look.
You sound like a sasquatchDanielBrown said:
.Maybe I could be mistaken for a big russian woman if she was 6'4" with reasonably broad shoulders, was losing hair at the front and had an adam's apple with a five o'clock shadow..
Afraid I haven't. I generally have short hair and really a non-feminine body(broad shoulders, tall and all that.) so.... yeah
I don't think that's possible for me. I sport what is known as a badass beard, and the lady in my life likes that I have one.
Not once.
Short hair, deeep voice, broad shoulders just made for blazers and a crazily fast growing beard.
Short hair, deeep voice, broad shoulders just made for blazers and a crazily fast growing beard.