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Being non-binary, I've used a lot of avatars, both gendered and neutral over the past decade of social media. And any time I present as even vaguely female, people seem much more eager to jump into my mentions to tell me that I'm wrong. Much more aggressively so, I might add.
Just an observation.
I mean, if you want to pick me up on an error, please go ahead. Just maybe consider not being an ass about it? All I'm saying.
Might be nice...
@InvaderXan
You didn't have any pronouns listed and I automatically assumed you were a girl. 
Sorry.
@Guinevere
Oh, don't apologise, I don't mind. Genderfluid is a better description of my identity, so some of the time that's correct. :P
@acharnes 
I just snort laughed in public!
@InvaderXan This is not funny young lady, this way your profile gets instantly points for impartiality, rationality, credibility and overall gravitas.
@InvaderXan additional points because the beard is actually BLUE, a solid man-colour
@acharnes
Oh, of course, this is absolutely serious business. Errr, wait, I mean, errr, GRRR I AM MANLY
@InvaderXan so many manly man memes
@InvaderXan I've noticed this since I've started playing video games. I can take 60% of the damage for my team and win the game and not get a single vote because my username is feminine. -_- Like, they will literally vote for any male character or masculine sounding name before me. Even if they were the worst player. However, even then, they tend to only vote for the male, masculine, and white character. Lot's of racism and crap in video games.
@RadioAngel
Yeah, video games are notoriously bad for this. They’re not getting better either. It’s sad, really.