Is my brain female?

[fajrdrako]

I got this from lilithlotr. I'm not sure if it has any significance whatsoever.

You scored as Either. You brain is neither specifically male nor female in the way you perceive things. As bad as this sounds it can easily mean that you are capable of combining both gender aspects to your advantage. Rather than being genderless you are possibly able think freely. This does not mean that you are bisexual or androgynous or indecisive, but it might. </td> Either 75% Male 57% Female 29% Neither 18% Should you be MALE or FEMALE?* created with QuizFarm.com

That being said... if I were to predict and answer, maybe that is the answer I would have predicted.

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[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

If I had to predict your results, too - ! But then, as with dargie and her friends, everyone seems to be coming out 'either' or 'neither' which to my mind simply means that the quiz is out to lunch. Or just too narrow in its male/female descriptors.

On the other hand, I am certainly bisexual and slightly androgynous and frequently indecisive - so it must be right about something! Interesting, though, that the quiz thought I was more male than female in my thinking, and that's ridiculous.

[silverwhistle.livejournal.com]

Although I look feminine, I tend to think of myself as not very much so. (Indeed, I have been know to say that while a degree of effeminacy - by which I mean studiedly 'feminine' behaviour - can be charming in a man, in a woman it's contemptible!)

I find women generally physically more beautiful than men, but it's more of an aesthetic response. I love to look at beauty, male or female. Sex always struck me as a somewhat ridiculous and undignified exercise, not something I particularly wanted to try.

I identify as emotionally-bi-but-physically-a. I value reason and intellect above gut-feeling, and it disturbs me that people regard that as a gender-related thing: to me, it suggests a major flaw in socialisation/education, as I think the ability to think and use reason is vital for civilised discourse.

I'm not remotely maternal and bad at nurture: my plants tend to die of neglect, so it's probably a good job I can't keep pets. Children alarm me: I was bullied for years at school, and when I'm among children, I feel threatened. However, I like to indulge in rescue and h/c thoughts about my historical and literary favourites.

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Although I look feminine, I tend to think of myself as not very much so.

I tend to think of myself as fairly androgynous, but I'm not sure if I come across that way. Certainly people treat me as fully female, and I like that. I'm certainly happy to be female and wouldn't want to be male, for any number of reasons, most of which I think have to do with hormones and brain chemistry.

I love to look at beauty, male or female.

Me too.

Sex always struck me as a somewhat ridiculous and undignified exercise

That, I have trouble understanding - I mean, I understand what your saying, but my reaction is the polar opposite. "Undiginfied" doesn't come into it, sex is glorious.

I value reason and intellect above gut-feeling

Hmm. I value both, I think. Balance, again. Do I value them equally? Depends on circumstances and context. Emotional responsives can be stupid and destructive, but instinctive or intuitive responses can be more reliable than reason for some decisions.

I think the ability to think and use reason is vital for civilised discourse.

I certainly agree with that. And I'm not sure if it's men or women get the worst position out of this: I think men are encouraged to be rude, crude and aggressive; while women are encouraged to be sentimental or too accepting. Neither extreme is good.

My plants die too. (Pause for a guilty thought about the state of the big plant by the bird-cages. It might be time to send it off to a better home, perhaps a graveyard.) I don't like children en masse but I like many of them individually - which is precisely my attitude to adults.