Will those of you in the Paranormal Section who have silhouette avatars please say if you're male or female?

Question

It's difficult to answer certain questions when we don't know which you are...especially when the name can be either too. Not trying to "pry or spy". This is just for those who are willing. Thanks.

Answer 1

I will agree with you that there are trolls who like to ruin sections like these.  I hate them too and I wish they would get off of their computer.  However, you shouldn't answer a question any differently if a person is a male or a female.  I believe that we all have the same curious ideas if we are all coming to this section to ask and answer questions.  In case you want to know, I am a male.  There I think that I have answered your question now.

Answer 2

hey denie,

it can be confusing cannt it, i sometimes wonder myself, if they are a 'he or she"

mirko are you he or she?????/

Answer 3

Welcome to paranormal answers where you can't see the ghosts or peoples avatars

Answer 4

Well aren't you a nosy person...people have a right to remain anonymous if they choose to...in your profile why don't you display your information - you could be a male alien from Jupiter for all we know...

Edit: Denie...you do realise you've contradicted yourself about 10 times already...

Answer 5

I can't see how it would matter. If somebody has a question, they have a question...doesn't matter if they are female or male and how do you know that I'm even female just because I chose a "girl" photo?

Do you plan on discriminating against one gender and not the other? That just might be in violation of the terms of use; you should double check.

You might want to think on this a bit.

Answer 6

Ok good point Denie ;) if it helps if i had a silhouette i would be debunked as a male when i talk to people Paranormal Joke* :) but my image is showing

Ryan ~Paranormal Investigator/Researcher~

www.theprosonline.com

Answer 7

It doesn't really matter what our secondary sexual characteristics are except to reinforce gender stereotypes, does it?