Sweetpea Manor Musings

Do you write like a man or a woman? Take a sample of your writing here:

The Gender Genie: http://bookblog.net/gender/genie.php

Snagged from Alyburns.

I thought I'd put in a couple of stories.

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For The Subtext of a Name, which I consider a story of Daniel examining his feelings, it thinks I'm male. That surprised me.
http://www.devinemadness.com/tenaya/subtext.htm

Words: 1605
Female Score: 1375
Male Score: 1611
The Gender Genie thinks the author of this passage is: male!

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In Cloth Ties, Daniel is somewhat passive in a very sexually charged story. Not surprising, it pegged me as female.

http://www.devinemadness.com/tenaya/ties.htm

Words: 2401
Female Score: 2945
Male Score: 2456
The Gender Genie thinks the author of this passage is: female!

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Forced Perspectives has graphic sex of the non-con variety. I thought this one would be heavily male but it turned out male by a narrow margin.

http://www.devinemadness.com/tenaya/forced.htm
Words: 17898
Female Score: 21151
Male Score: 21813
The Gender Genie thinks the author of this passage is: male!

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Esprit de Corps has a lot of sex so I thought it'd be male.
http://www.devinemadness.com/tenaya/esprit.htm

Words: 16172
Female Score: 16146
Male Score: 17834
The Gender Genie thinks the author of this passage is: male!

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It's not surprising that I equate force, power, sex as male and feelings as female--that's very sterotypical. But it is interesting that I flip back and forth. Am I channeling a more male energy in writing some stories? The words they use as keywords aren't particularly male or female to my mind. It's curious.