abso-freaking-lutely. i wake up every morning thinking that my wish was granted and i was put into the body of a woman (which is what i really wanted) yet STILL feeling like a stranger in a strange land. how silly, huh? i feel like my mind and my body are in constant battle, with my mind being the outside observer. i don't really wanna become a man, though. i feel like being a woman IS the adventure. does any of that make sense?
I feel like I'm in a strange body, like I wasn't really ment to be here and I have all this unusual equipment!! but although I wasn't ment to be here, it doesn't feel uncomfortable, more rather unusal and exciting, is that along the same lines? S
Sure, I even did the whole butch thing for a short while when I were younger, but it didnt suit me ....
No, I'm a total girly-girl and I love being female; I can't say that I've ever wished to be the opposite sex, even for just a little while!
definitely...I mean all in all I'm fine being a guy and don't consider myself transgendered, but sometimes I just get very very sick of what is seen as "masculine" ("guys who cry are PUSSIES!", etc.) and being expected to live up to that. Sure, girls have other pain-in-the-ass societal expectations, but a change would be kind of nice... I made a thread in the Mens Issues forum a while ago about how sometimes I really wish I could give birth to a child...that's the main appeal of somehow becoming a woman for me.
you know, i've had two kids, and i love them. but being pregnant? it's totally shitty. i hated every moment of it. and that makes you feel like a failure, because people act like you're supposed to be on cloud 9 all the time. i would rather dave carried and delivered the babies. i have a flesh apron now, for god's sake. and breastfeeding is kind of a pain in the ass. easier and better than formula, though, so you do it. but then, i'm really really tired right now. my youngest is teething and incredibly cranky, my husband is out of town on vacation and i'm here with the girls...alone.
I've never felt the need to fit into gender sterotypes for guys, I wonder why I have never felt the pressure to do this, after all, I come from a very straight family and grew up in a very conservative area, but have always been very feminine, I suppose to be honest, theres more chance of it snowing in hell than me passing off being masculine convincingly!! S
I hate that I have such a delicate girly look and that is really not my personality at all, but because I'm quiet and shy at first people assume that I'm really like that. I think about being a man lots, as a kid my mom would call me 'boy', like it was my name... *shrugs* I think she still does from time to time.
I'd like to be a man just for a short while, not because I want to be a man but just to experience typical male things, to see how it is to be seen as stronger, automatically more successful, respected etc.
