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What's your gender? || Those close to you tend to get more annoyed at the things you _____

Male | Do
26%
Male | Don't do
61.5%
Female | Do
5.2%
Female | Don't do
7.3%

2,086 votesFinal results

10:26 PM · Apr 26, 2020

Christian Nyumbayire

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Can't be both do and don't do?

1

Anon for a reason

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Male | Both

2

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I always look at the ratios and find it fascinating whenever the the perception of your followers re: any question is the same regardless of gender

3

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it's easier to get annoyed at the things one doesn't do because we can only do a limited number of things

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Both? Damned either way.

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My sex is male. "Gender" is legitimizing sex stereotypes.