At least my hair would grow back... aside from that, I don't think much would change. My lifestyle and plans for the future don't require that I be a man. I'd just stock up on tampons and chocolate, and move on with my life.
Poll: How Would You Cope With A Change Of Sex?
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I've seen enough hentai... Etc. Etc.
Seriously though, this could be fun. I've always wondered what it'd be like to have people pretend to be interested in me while staring at my chest.
Not that that doesn't happen often enough already, but I don't feel like I'm being objectified ENOUGH.
Also, I need the assurance that it's because of my breasts and not because I forgot I was wearing my Rainbow Dash shirt to the local bar.
Seriously though, this could be fun. I've always wondered what it'd be like to have people pretend to be interested in me while staring at my chest.
Not that that doesn't happen often enough already, but I don't feel like I'm being objectified ENOUGH.
Also, I need the assurance that it's because of my breasts and not because I forgot I was wearing my Rainbow Dash shirt to the local bar.
Sorry to hear thatBeautiful Tragedy said:
It my not be much consolation to you but I'm sure with more time and development better and safer meds and treatments will become available.
Hmmm if it was short term could be interesting to see how the fairer sex lives and to compare sex itself to see which is better and to see how society would view me differently.
Long term I couldnt tell you, I am happy being a man and i know no other way so I cant tell you if I would like it.
Also I think I would have trouble with all the extra emotions flying around at times but you couldnt tell till you tried it.
Long story short, I am a normal guy if such a thing exists on this interweb thingie and because of that I dont think that I would make a normal woman (the sexes being different) so it would skew the results of what is obviously a serious scientific endeavour.
Long term I couldnt tell you, I am happy being a man and i know no other way so I cant tell you if I would like it.
Also I think I would have trouble with all the extra emotions flying around at times but you couldnt tell till you tried it.
Long story short, I am a normal guy if such a thing exists on this interweb thingie and because of that I dont think that I would make a normal woman (the sexes being different) so it would skew the results of what is obviously a serious scientific endeavour.
I'm not sure if I would like being a woman. My girlfriend wouldn't like it, and if I were forced to look for another partner again my options would be limited. I'm not attracted to men, and straight girls would be out. Then I'm left with lesbians, and if I'm going to be perfectly honest I've never met a lesbian in my town that I found attractive. Not necessarily for the reasons you might think either. I've met a few lesbians that were physically attractive, but they weren't very cheerful people. Though that may change if I had the right equipment so who knows.
The biggest downside to becoming female, at least to me would be the loss of my magnificent beard :c
The biggest downside to becoming female, at least to me would be the loss of my magnificent beard :c
At the risk of sounding arrogant, I honestly don't think that it would make any impact in my life.
Sure, I'll be a woman and there are plenty of things that I'll have learn and deal with, but in regards to who I am as an individual at my core, it won't have the slightest change in me.
I'll still love video games, read books, write fiction, go out to events, watch movies, go running and playing sports, and have intellectual curiosity.
The only difference is that I can wear dresses and I can't go swimming topless in public.
Sure, I'll be a woman and there are plenty of things that I'll have learn and deal with, but in regards to who I am as an individual at my core, it won't have the slightest change in me.
I'll still love video games, read books, write fiction, go out to events, watch movies, go running and playing sports, and have intellectual curiosity.
The only difference is that I can wear dresses and I can't go swimming topless in public.
I probably wouldn't change very much tbh. I'm not very girly as it is. I'd still love pink and kittens though.
Also I would get rid of a terrible disease (endometriosis) that I have...so that's cool I guess.
Also I would get rid of a terrible disease (endometriosis) that I have...so that's cool I guess.
I just don't want them to be taken away ;_; My cat has had kittens lately there are three tortoiseshell and a black one. They are still really tiny.Church185 said:Pfft, who said pink and kittens were girly? I love both of those thingsMoonlight Butterfly said:
Especially kittens that like to cuddle with my BIG MANLY BEARD....*cough*
Thankyou for that reassurance. I feared I would not be allowed to be a crazy cat manThe Event said:
i'd be...interesting. after a couple of years, things should be normal. though, i'll probably go for the sexual aspect as much an anyone else (i.e: a lot) assuming my mind (and therefore sexuality) doesn't change, i wouldn't mind being a lesbian.
meh, really. wardrobe change (though probably minor), social awkwardness, a few altered forms and i'd be fine. periods might be a problem, but i'd get used to it, that's what painkillers are for, right?
meh, really. wardrobe change (though probably minor), social awkwardness, a few altered forms and i'd be fine. periods might be a problem, but i'd get used to it, that's what painkillers are for, right?
It would be incidental. It doesn't affect my ability to do most things I enjoy doing in life. I'd just have a different body to do such in.
To me, my gender isn't a large part of who I am and I don't understand how so many people are attached to their gender.
Yes, there would be some negative things about being a man or woman. And personally I believe that men are overvalued in society and that masculinity is given more respect than femininity. But that doesn't mean I wouldn't be comfortable with either one.
Both still have their ups and downs even if one group is more privileged. Both on the social reality of being seen as a man or woman, and in the bodily reality of being male or female. If a man, I wouldn't want to have lots of body hair or be really tall. I know most people want to be tall and reach things, but I don't. I'm just fine with shortness. So the body hair and the tallness of being a man wouldn't be all that interesting to me. And, if a man, I'd probably hope to not be a tall guy with lots of body hair. If a woman, I wouldn't want to have lots of curves like big breasts. Big breasts are a hassle, I don't see why they're attractive or worthwhile. I'm just fine with flat chestedness. So the curvaceousness wouldn't be all that interesting to me. And, if a man, I'd probably hope to not be curvy or large breasted.
I have other requirements and desires to being a man or woman and being more comfortable in my skin. Like not growing body hair or not having breasts. As long as I don't have body hair or breasts or am not toweringly tall I'm pretty comfortable in my skin.
To me, my gender isn't a large part of who I am and I don't understand how so many people are attached to their gender.
Yes, there would be some negative things about being a man or woman. And personally I believe that men are overvalued in society and that masculinity is given more respect than femininity. But that doesn't mean I wouldn't be comfortable with either one.
Both still have their ups and downs even if one group is more privileged. Both on the social reality of being seen as a man or woman, and in the bodily reality of being male or female. If a man, I wouldn't want to have lots of body hair or be really tall. I know most people want to be tall and reach things, but I don't. I'm just fine with shortness. So the body hair and the tallness of being a man wouldn't be all that interesting to me. And, if a man, I'd probably hope to not be a tall guy with lots of body hair. If a woman, I wouldn't want to have lots of curves like big breasts. Big breasts are a hassle, I don't see why they're attractive or worthwhile. I'm just fine with flat chestedness. So the curvaceousness wouldn't be all that interesting to me. And, if a man, I'd probably hope to not be curvy or large breasted.
I have other requirements and desires to being a man or woman and being more comfortable in my skin. Like not growing body hair or not having breasts. As long as I don't have body hair or breasts or am not toweringly tall I'm pretty comfortable in my skin.
thaksBeffudled Sheep said:Sorry to hear thatBeautiful Tragedy said:
It my not be much consolation to you but I'm sure with more time and development better and safer meds and treatments will become available.
I hope so as well... sadly it's the same drug cocktail (for the most part) menopausal and post receive... there needs to be a lot more research for sure.
Sorry, Feminists.
I might actually be attractive! WOO! And being socially awkward becomes less pathetic, but more CUTE! But periods...damn. A change I'd have to make, otherwise would be my avatar, so it's more gender appropriate:
That's one of the rejected critters for Timsplitters 3! Some fans dubbed her "Mrs. Fleshcage". The only surviving concept-arted character is Headsprouter. It was meant to be! Maybe in the universe where then only change is me being female, it'd be the other way around.
Lol. Tangents.