Is it womanly to emphasize or overuse the hard r at the end of a sentence?

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I've noticed that the hard r is almost always used at the very end of a sentence as in 'köpeğim hem Türkçe hem de İngilizce biliyor' but not in as in 'biliyor musun'

I've noticed that women seem to place a lot more emphasis on the hard r, especially when I listen to slow songs or audiobooks where they use the suffix -tir or -miştir quite a bit.

I've also kind of noticed this in Mandarin as well (not so much in southerners though) but only if the r is at the beginning of the word. Women seem to place more emphasis on the hard r.

IF ANY OF YOU ARE WONDERING, YES, MY DOG DOES SPEAK BOTH TURKISH AND ENGLISH, I HAVE VIDEOS FOR PROOF.

https://youtube.com/shorts/5ynjpqGQJls?si=abbtmxltl9P2fFR2

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