Only for a day or two just to experience a different perspective. I'm also very curious how a female version of me would look like.
There's always Face App!
Only for a day or two just to experience a different perspective. I'm also very curious how a female version of me would look like.
I am a guy (and gay)
seeing how terrible was being gay up until the late 90's, I'd probably have said yes in me late teens just to make things easier for me in the future in terms of building up something substantial with someone else and to not disappoint my family.
but after I got over the "gay is bad" thing and seeing how society has a looooooong way to go in terms of equality and how women are treated (jobs, salary, physical integrirty, etc just to name a few areas),
no, no way
And pee sitting down? No, not worth it.
Seems like it would be fun to be a biological male for a day or two. But I like being a woman so if it was permanent nope.
I've had that thought before and I came to the conclusion I'm a cis male but I wouldn't mind being viewed as cute. But I'm also confortable with my own body, and honestly I don't think I have what it takes to go through what women go through.
However for what it's worth I always play my games as women when given the opportunity, couldn't really tell you why.
I would like to know for one or two days (or a week max). Just have a better understanding.
But not for always. No way.
Pretty much my stance on it lolAnd pee sitting down? No, not worth it.
Also, childbirth sounds like a horrible, horrible ordeal. I don't know how women cope with something that terrifying looming in their future.
And pee sitting down? No, not worth it.
Wait a sec, you don't piss sitting down?
Fuck me that's the best way especially first thing in the morning. It also gives me a few minutes on Flippy Knife too.
And pee sitting down? No, not worth it.
Also, childbirth sounds like a horrible, horrible ordeal. I don't know how women cope with something that terrifying looming in their future.
Wait a sec, you don't piss sitting down?
Fuck me that's the best way especially first thing in the morning. It also gives me a few minutes on Flippy Knife too.
And pee sitting down? No, not worth it.
Also, childbirth sounds like a horrible, horrible ordeal. I don't know how women cope with something that terrifying looming in their future.
That is dumb. Only sit down to shit.
Kidney stones aren't specific to men. Penile dysfunction isn't universal, although menopause is. More money is applicable to both sexes.No. Being a woman seems like objectively far more difficult than being a man.
- periods
- childbirth
- general discrimination
What's a man got to worry about?
- kidney stones
- penile dysfunction
- more money
That is dumb. Only sit down to shit.
I'd like to experience it yes. I don't really like the idea of having boobs though, they seem bothersome to have them hanging there and bouncing around.
I had an enlightening conversation with a crossdresser once.
He explained to me that he is 100% male. He had no doubts about his gender or heterosexuality. But he dressed up in women's clothes and had a female persona that he would often roleplay for hours at a time. Sometimes he would run errands as his female alter ego, other times he would just lounge around the house, and crossdressing for him was something he really really enjoyed and felt empowered doing.
His justification was that he had been conditioned to view beauty, sexiness, and cuteness as feminine traits. He was attracted to women and these traits and thus had a strong sexual image of what female beauty is. Since these traits were most strongly associated with feminity and women, they were traits he could never take on as a male.
To him, he could never feel beautiful as a man. He could never feel sexy. He could never be cute. Even when he tried to be these things as a man, they always felt forced and limited and insincere. But as a woman they felt natural and authentic and powerful.
This man crossdressed because it let him feel pretty. It let him feel sexy and adorable and let him take on traits his own gender didn't allow. But it was also a greatly sexual experience for him because it enabled him to exude the same qualities he found attractive.
He told me that this is common for a lot of heterosexual crossdressers. Gender constructs and misogyny amplify female sexuality and portray the masculine body as utilitarian.
There's a Seinfeld episode where Elaine says the female body is a work of art but the male body is ”like a Jeep" that's for ”getting around." In this same episode, Jerry and his new girlfriend spend too much time naked together and the relationship falls apart because he can't stop imagining her naked (good) and she can't STOP imagining him naked (bad). This episode, he says, strongly contributed to human his beauty ideals. He could never be attractive and beautiful as a man. He could never be a ”work of art". He would always just be a truck for getting around.
This is something I can identify with on some level. I am rarely able to find beauty in myself or other men. My body feels expendable. So there is a curiosity in what it would be like to have a woman's body to primp and preen and feel beautiful. As somebody with low self esteem and poor self image, it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking I would love myself more if I looked like something else.
But this is a fantasy rooted in institutionalized misogyny. The idea that women are innately sexual and men are not harms us both. It is why I know I wouldn't actually switch bodies if given the chance - this construct is not real. It's a fantasy.
So it can be safe and fun to explore in fantasy, like crossdressing, but the shine would come off the apple of the transition was ever real. Assuming you are cisgendered, of course.
Actually yes.
I hate that men can't wear cute dresses