Ragdoll Breed?

Would appreciate anyone owning a Ragdoll cat it you could tell
me it's persona and disposition. Have read on them but nothing is quite as good as hearing from owners thereself.
Have read they are quite laid back and very well behaved cats.
Thank you and God Bless.

And what actually is better, Male or Female? I have heard alot of horror stories of cats being altered that still tend to try to spray, urinate on things,
pick up bad habbits, etc... Thanks...

I used to think it mattered (I always thought males were more affectionate than females) but I think its important that you pick out a cat for their personality.

I have two neutered male Ragdolls. They are both laid back and very affectionate. One is a trouble-maker. Always trying to get into my kitchen cupboards. The other is the little lover. He isn't happy unless he's on my lap.

I have a 21.2 lb Rag Doll pure breed,pure white long hair,she's very affectionet loving and they are more of a floor cat very rarely will she go on tables and stuff,i love her,best stamtest cat i'v ever seen,mine unfortunitely is completely deaf,she comes to you like a dog through sign language if she's looking at you if she's not if you hit the floor she feels the vibration and looks.

I LOVE MY RAGDOLL, I LOVE MY RAGDOLL........
He is the best cat ever in the whole world! I wish I had 10 more.
He is goofy, sweet, sensitive, a born supervisor. Anytime someone comes to the house to fix something, he is always right there, making sure they know what they're doing! He is smart, acts like a clown, sleeps on my head. When he was little, he was a stinker (always wanted out) and tried to outsmart me, but I swear he is such a good boy. He is very laid back and well behaved. He is 14 now and doing very well. I can't say enough good things about the breed! He's not a scaredy cat; he is brave and curious. Can't wait to get more! He does get into things and I never get a meal at my table in peace, because he has become such a beggar, but he's so cute it's hard to resist. He is always on the table or the counter or someplace he will get noticed. He is so beautiful, a blue bicolor, that I just can't get mad at him.
And I wouldn't worry about whether it's a boy or girl. You never know what any cat will do and I wouldn't stereotype them that way. My ragdoll has never had an accident, but I have another cat (girl) who only knows how to have accidents, and I don't blame it on gender.