Do you ever wish you were the opposite gender?

[Onomatopoeia]

@SecretaryofEvil

Seriously though, I’m not the only guy who finds it uncomfortable to sleep on my stomach because my junk gets in the way, am I?

Probably. I’ve never even heard of such a thing. I have male genitalia and I can’t even conceive of it. Get in the way of what?

[Inigo_Montoya]

@Capitaine_Zombie

No, your junk gets in my way too.

Wow, I thought it was just me! I usually just wait for him to finish and then I take my turn. Or is that not what you meant?

[Atomic_Alex]

@Sleel

The first part of this doesn’t fit with the second part.

The reason we’re attached to our gender is because we’d be different people if we were born into a different body. There are many mental and physical developments that shape our personalities, quite aside from the experiences we have growing up.

Intersex and transgender people feel so wrong in their original male or female body that they’re willing to undergo the enormous psychological dislocation and not inconsiderable physical danger of transitioning to another gender. That to me says it’s a Big Fucking Deal, especially considering that — like I pointed out earlier — the best physical transformations we can do at present are still horribly limited.

Take it easy, I don’t think we’re in disagreement here.

What I mean is that quite a few people can’t even concieve of the possibility that but for a quirk of fate they would have been born the opposite gender. And I’m talking about the whole divisive attitudes that are so commonly found in society, as if men and women are some sort of barely connected seperate species and not two complementary sides of the same coin.

I have nothing but sympathy for people who feel they’re the wrong gender and who feel the need to undergo surgery to correct the problem. It must be terrible to feel like that.

But you don’t need to go far to find threads on the subject and people who find the very thought of changing gender an abomination and an affront to nature.

I just wish we were more relaxed about the whole subject.

[SecretaryofEvil]

@Onomatopoeia

Probably. I’ve never even heard of such a thing. I have male genitalia and I can’t even conceive of it. Get in the way of what?

Now I feel like I’m crazy. I never stay perfectly still when I sleep. If I lay on my stomach, but shift my position slightly, it can put weight from my thigh on my genitals. I find this uncomfortable. Does that make sense?

[SecretaryofEvil]

@Capitaine_Zombie

No, your junk gets in my way too.

@Inigo_Montoya

Wow, I thought it was just me! I usually just wait for him to finish and then I take my turn. Or is that not what you meant?

So what are you guys doing tonight?

[Siam_Sam]

@SecretaryofEvil

It’s of epic proportions. Women want it, and men applaud it. Scientists and philosophers study it. The inhabitants of a small South Pacific island revere it as a demigod. I’ve tried convincing them that I’d prefer offerings of live beautiful maidens instead of dead pigs, but there’s a bit of a language barrier. At least my freezer is well stocked with pork. It’s got me cooking at home more instead of eating out as much; it’s a nice change. Pork is a surprisingly versatile meat. I’ve recently perfected a truly amazing bacon risotto recipe. Wait a minute, what was I talking about again?

Oh right, my cock. Seriously though, I’m not the only guy who finds it uncomfortable to sleep on my stomach because my junk gets in the way, am I?

Sleeping on my junk is not dissimilar to sleeping on a bolster.

[Lewis47]

@Anaamika

I love being a woman most of the time, but sometimes I would like to be a white male, just to be ordinary and fit in all the time and not always be the outsider or the different one.

And to have the power.

I’m a white hetero male and have thought about swapping bodies with
an attractive female (Black, Hispanic or White) for a long time. I’ve always
perceived pretty girls as having lots of power. Your clothes look a lot nicer
too. You’re a very interesting person.