The opposite sex for a week
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If I was attractive then the same answer I always give: Taunt chavs.
I find it a bit annoying that my lesbian friend can freely change in female changing rooms, even though she'd be doing the same things as any heterosexual guy who is a girl for a week, just because she has only come out the closet to friends. I think it's an invasion of their privacy and trust.
I find it a bit annoying that my lesbian friend can freely change in female changing rooms, even though she'd be doing the same things as any heterosexual guy who is a girl for a week, just because she has only come out the closet to friends. I think it's an invasion of their privacy and trust.
How has no one said "leverage my gender (i.e., new womanhood) in an 'oh so you're going to be biased' kind of way in disagreements"? I realized that perk when I was six years old. I'm more mature now so I wouldn't do that though. Of course I'd do what everyone has been mentioning and I'd legitimately explore myself, see how it all feels. I might watch funny/scary/sad movies and TV shows to see if I react differently. I might go on Xbox Live and act normally and see what responses I get and try to have fun with it.
Well....yeah.Mackheath said:
That's it.
That is everything I would do, maybe also spend like 2 hours in the shower everyday.
I once lost a fairly large chunk of flesh on my shin that resulted in a wound that oozed blood for days and absolutely refused to heal and I somehow managed to survive. And I'm male.clockout said:
Dude, you just described my regular day.Trezu said:
I guess that it would be more interesting if I was female, though...
this, but my girlfriend did ask me once if "I would still love her if she where a guy." So two can play it that game!nunqual said:
Well as every other guy said masturbating. is it different for a girl?
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and i wasn't until i saw that post so now you've got me thinkingMadara XIII said:
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Yes, yes, we all fantisize of becoming a transexual in our lifes without the bothersome sex change, but one week is nearly not enough time to catch up all it has to offer.
I'd just be boring and test myself if I would act differently to things due to hormones or otherwise. Masturbation included.
Aaaand write it all down.
I'd just be boring and test myself if I would act differently to things due to hormones or otherwise. Masturbation included.
Aaaand write it all down.
Yes, that would be interesting, especially if you acted the exact same, and it was perceived that you did. The mentality people have towards certian genders and what you can and cant get away with, how different actions and personalities are percived based on gender, ect.Robyrt said:
Assuming that I could keep my hormone-addled mind out of the gutter, I would gather data and notes to help further the new sex-changing technology. Duh.
I would probably want take up super-science myself and stick with the researchers for a while. Screw this irreversible life-changing transition nonsense, I want to get it to the point where I can switch back and forth indecisively every morning like I don't know which shirt to wear.
I would probably freak out upon encountering the whole brain-washing thing, though. It raises so many questions! Did I really agree to the procedure, or was I kidnapped and brainwashed into thinking I had volunteered? In fact, wouldn't it be easier to just trick me into thinking that I've been male up until now, and then neuralize me again at the end of the week? What guarantee would I have that they don't plan on messing with my mind for much longer than that?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
My options would include a daring escape across the border or a confrontation with the mad scientist that created me as I am now. The former is easier, but ultimately I would face my fears and go back. It would turn out that the procedure was real after all, but his/her/its master plan is to deprive humanity of all static identity, rendering us indistinguishable through infinite variation, like a sort of living white noise. It would turn out that my adversary read the evil overlord list, though, so I'd be dead before hearing the part where this actually helps to take over the world.
...I guess this is why most of you kind of glossed over the brainwashing part.
I would probably want take up super-science myself and stick with the researchers for a while. Screw this irreversible life-changing transition nonsense, I want to get it to the point where I can switch back and forth indecisively every morning like I don't know which shirt to wear.
I would probably freak out upon encountering the whole brain-washing thing, though. It raises so many questions! Did I really agree to the procedure, or was I kidnapped and brainwashed into thinking I had volunteered? In fact, wouldn't it be easier to just trick me into thinking that I've been male up until now, and then neuralize me again at the end of the week? What guarantee would I have that they don't plan on messing with my mind for much longer than that?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
My options would include a daring escape across the border or a confrontation with the mad scientist that created me as I am now. The former is easier, but ultimately I would face my fears and go back. It would turn out that the procedure was real after all, but his/her/its master plan is to deprive humanity of all static identity, rendering us indistinguishable through infinite variation, like a sort of living white noise. It would turn out that my adversary read the evil overlord list, though, so I'd be dead before hearing the part where this actually helps to take over the world.
...I guess this is why most of you kind of glossed over the brainwashing part.