Well, I think at this point we have nothing left but to agree to disagree.

By the way: I'm a woman; I'm always entertained by the default assumption made by several folks in the Ayal, when I'm compelled to write in a non-gendered language, that I'm a man (Ayelet and Bareket, you are probably getting a kick out of this). There was actually one fellow who adressed me as a man, twice, despite the fact that I was writing in Hebrew and using female forms in first person. I'm not saying it to needle you personally, just making an observation.