Men Who Wear Women's Avatars

[Occiput in Starlight]

I would not use a female or feminine avatar because it would seem disingenuous; the avatar should relate to the disposition of the user, and men who identify too closely with femininity (closely enough to wear it as their internet guise), or view everything through the lens of sex, as a rule are uncomfortably odd in their demeanor. Same goes for women vice versa.

I would argue that an avatar's gender needn't correspond with the wearing member's gender to reflect said person's disposition, psyche or persona.