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Sure thing if it confuses you don't play it. However if it helps the same system has been in place for a significant portion of bathroom doors for a century.
They don't say male or female, man or woman. Instead you infer the door based on an image of wether they are wearing a dress or not.
Hope that clears it up.
Also last monster hunter had charachter options not tied to sex or gender. You could stick a beard on whomever you wanted.