sparkle notes that she often identifies as male in her mind, which reminded me about this BBC brain sex id quiz i took last year, which purports to tell you if your brain is more masculine or feminine.
mine ended up being on the male side, but more male-female balanced. also good at shapes and systemizing, not so much on the empathy and words.
but who cares what you think anyway? me hate you dumb heads. hulk smash!
Posted at December 7, 2006 10:42 PMI appear to be evenly masculine and feminine. Which is about how I perceive myself (I think I have way more masculine traits than most women I know, coupled with tons of the typical feminine traits, but with some big feminine traits totally MIA, like an obsession with marriage or children)
Posted by: Carrie at December 10, 2006 4:52 AMi am intrigued that you are friends with (at least) two women who scored in the 99th percentile of the analytic part of the gre. it’s an odd and kinda nice factoid. yes, i’m uber logical, but, in the end, i make decisions listening to my emotions (heart trumps head, head gets mad, cognitive dissonance ensues, welcome to my life). so i scored 50% more female (because of the dang emotions, obviously). on the male side, i got 19/20 correct matching up those toothpick thingies tilted at various degrees. fun!
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