Matthew Dalton wrote:
And if they have a clue, they probably remember one 'Seneca' in history, who was maleSeneca wrote:How do you think I feel when people assume that I'm male when they hear what I do (with computers && electronics), and have to see their surprise when they learn that I'm female. (so what if I like designing circuits and programming in my spare (and not so spare) time)To be honest, most native English speakers wouldn't know whether 'Seneca' is a male or a female name. This has more to do with the assumption than your hobbies.
(though it was his surname, that would be the only association one has).In retrospect, considering it ends in -a, it isn't to suprising it's a female name. ;)
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