It's not the misleading service; it's the misleading person who misled you, in particular, that you should be disappointed in. I wouldn't display too much anim

It's not the misleading service; it's the misleading person who misled you, in particular, that you should be disappointed in. I wouldn't display too much animus about this. It makes you look, well, homophobic. And also like you don't have enough good sense to pre-vent people to make sure they are the gender you are seeking before meeting them, if you are so very concerned that someone might be (gasp, horrors) misleading you online.