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If it's an ambiguous name you might have to check. Fortunately, Edie is an unambiguously female name, and the clear majority of binary trans people pick clearly gender-coded names.
I always read it as Eddie ππ
It... It is? I am not a native speaker but I would've for sure thought it was a male name...
Is it? My first glance would assume it's some variant spelling of Eddie. Never run into anyone called Edie.
I suppose it's unambiguous to you, but I had never heard of the name before
It's an unambiguos female name in english maybe. OP might be from an english-speaking country, but you really can't make this sort of assumption on a global website
That was the original point about gendered language but you seem to have flipped it on its head.
I just got woooshed. My apologies.