When it comes to the sexes on social media, there are a few places where the battle lines seem settled. It probably won't surprise you to learn, for example, that men are from Google+ and women are from Pinterest.
But when it comes to the two dominant social networks -- and -- you may be shocked to discover that women are now in the majority on both services. Not only that, but they're posting far more frequently on Facebook than their slowpoke male counterparts can manage.
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Online gaming, once a bastion of men, has fallen to the females as well. is by far the largest online gaming network, with 250 million players logging on every month; 60% of those players are women, especially women over 55.
But take heart, guys. You still comprise 63% of , the professional social network. Google+, as , is more than two-thirds dude. And is practically a man cave, where you have less than a one-in-five chance of coming across the fairer sex.
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Check out this infographic for more details, including the one social network where the gender distribution is equal. And let us know in the comments: Why do you think social media is shaking out this way?
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