I’m Male
Jens Meiert, June 28, 2007 / August 21, 2007.
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No, this is not about gender diversity again: I’m male.
Why do I say that? Just to avoid any (further) misunderstandings; I really needed to laugh when I read a “rebuttal” of my art and design post whose author only refers to “she” and “her”. Or am I in the same situation as Anne? Usually, people outside Germany only fail to pronounce my name correctly (it almost sounds like “yes”, “yens”).
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Comments
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On June 28, 11:26 CEST, Arjan Eising said:
Your kindly neighbors, those Dutch guys, don’t have problems to pronounce your name
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On June 28, 14:56 CEST, Jens Meiert said:
Thankfully
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On June 28, 15:09 CEST, Roger Johansson said:
Jens is a common name here in Sweden too, so we have no problems pronouncing it or understanding that it is a male name
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On June 28, 15:19 CEST, Duluoz said:
I thought it was very obvious by the nude photos I found of you all over the internet that you were male. That’s odd others have have not noticed.
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On June 28, 17:00 CEST, Jens Meiert said:
Roger, nice to hear that
David, please, don’t tell on me
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On June 28, 18:12 CEST, jonathan wuchs said:
congratulations
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On June 29, 5:18 CEST, Ben Buchanan said:
The joys of internationalisation!
Maybe it’s because your website wears pink?
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On June 29, 14:52 CEST, Stefan Nitzsche said:
I know he’s male. I met him.
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On June 29, 17:35 CEST, Jens Meiert said:
Thank you, guys
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On July 4, 14:48 CEST, Tom said:
I know what You mean:) Im from Poland so i know that Jens is male name.
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On August 4, 1:02 CEST, Kristina Jozwiak said:
My family is European and i knew that Jens was a male name.
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On December 15, 17:48 CET, Roy Cell said:
I can just add that in Israel Jens ia not a male Name
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On April 9, 19:37 CEST, Susan Shepherd said:
Well in the web you can’t really tell anyone’s gender =), but considering your sites theme, it does look manly. Thanks for clearing that up.
