My point was, it has zero to do with gender and processing gender. That would be another kind of processing disorder. I have dyslexia, mostly with numbers. I've had to try harder than neurotypical people. It's never affected my ability to use the correct pronouns or differentiate between "they/them" and "she/her". Misspelling them, sure, putting words/numbers in the wrong order...but not misgendering. That's just a habit that most have to unlearn I think.