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Only thing i can think of.
Play who ever you want, the difference is small.
Though I know a lot of tryhards who specifically play female characters because they're smaller in build.
1- Their teachable perks are far superior to almost every other teachable perk in the game, with the exception of maybe Borrowed Time and Dead Hard. They end up sticking with these characters because they got used to them while leveling thier first character for teachables.
2- In general they have much darker clothes that cover more of their body which makes it easier for them to hide.
Personally I play Claudette because I have the Legacy Shirt for her (she was just the first one I prestiged) and it has an arrow on her butt and I find that amusing.
2. All female characters in this game are smaller than male characters, which slightly boosts the ability to stealthily play.
I main Bloodletting Dweard and Street Meg. Best of Both worlds.