That’s 'cause all cats are girls. 
And to answer the OP, missred has girly bits.
There have been times when I’m referred to as Zelda when it must be that I’m perceived as being female. That didn’t occur to me when I picked the name, but I can live with it.
To clarify, if that’s still an issue, I’m male.
Washoe was a female chimpanzee.
I thought you were a girl.
Hey, what’s up with Jose Arcadio not being a dude? I know where it’s from, but still.
Like I said.
People tend to assume I’m female based on my name, even though the name is attached to a typically masculine-typed angel. Also, see my signature.
I think most people assume I’m female (I am) because of the “faith” part, but I’d hope overall that it’s gender-neutral.
It was meant to be a gender neutral name, but then found out that ‘bird’ is take as female in some cultures, so it’s gender reversed.
My will tell you my gender and maturity level.
Despite my name, I’m not a girl. Not really. I am turning silver though, just not as fast I want to.
People have, on occasion, done the whole “he or she” thing when referring to me here, so I acknowledge that my username does not adequately convey my gender.
I’m a dude.
Mine’s pretty gender neutral, since no one knows what a TOJ is.
When I was Fabulous Creature, people often thought I was either female or gay. Or maybe both, I never checked.
I always think of you as being Evil to J … and feel sorry for poor J, whoever that may be.
Fairly sure I’m gender neutral.
I think you are the only person in this thread that I’d been getting the gender wrong. Sorry!
Also, while I think of my name as masculine, I have gotten the he or she or avoid the pronoun treatment a couple times, I think. It may have been a different message board.
A character from a movie, male, but played by a woman (billed as a male actor).
So you decide.
As for me, I am male down to my painted toenails.
Roddy
My name comes from a game. The ‘Buckler of Swashing’ is a ‘monster’ you might have to fight in the card game ‘Munchkin’. It is visually represented as a (swashbuckling) male in the example illustration. But I think of the title as neutral, which is why I am comfortable using it despite not being male. Anyone can swash a buckle if they put their mind to it. 
My nick is gender neutral I guess, it’s the name of one of the 72 demons bound by King Solomon in the Goetia. That’s not where I picked it up though - he was cast as the Demon-Prince of Black Humour in a tongue-in-cheek RPG I played a lot a long time ago. In this setting he was a guy, inasmuch as fallen angels have sexes. So that fits.
**Malacandra **always trips me though. I keep forgetting he’s a guy.
Unless double feminine makes masculine like two negatives make a positive, I’m female.