If I were a girl with the personality and attitude I have today, I'd be a tomboy.

Plus girl sports suck. There are plenty of pros and cons so Not Sure.

I said yes. On one hand it would be pretty cool to experience all the attention I would get as a hot girl. Any positives I can come up with, though, seems completely outshined by the fact that girls are ****ing gorgeous and I love looking at them, not to mention have sex with them. I wouldn't give that up for anything. I feel really sorry that girls are stuck with us guys because I think we all look nasty. If I was a girl I'd probably be a lesbian. So anyways, I'll stick with being a guy.

Interesting aside...guys, if you ever want to experience what hot girls must feel like when walking into a bar, just go to a hooker bar. Being a white guy in Asia, I was like a rock star going into those places. Changed my whole perspective on things. Just to get this out of the way, I have never hired a hooker.

I'm a guy who's into guys. So, yes, I'd say I like being a male. I love the physique, I love having a dick, I love my body hair, I love having a beard, I love not being in pain every month and leaking blood. Having tits seems like a drag, I don't want to bear children (and don't understand why women would want to make their body go through something as traumatic).

On the other hand, I don't like 99% of the (straight) guys I've met. I despise machismo which seems inextricable with being a "proper" man (in Croatia), I don't really share their passion for sports, suppressing emotions (unless it's aggression), I don't want to be dominant etc etc. In short, mentally I feel closer to women...just don't want to be one. So, best of both worlds I'd say.

Edit: And yes, I pee sitting down. I don't see any benefit from doing it standing up...unless you're in the woods or something.

If I was a hot chick that would be cool, I just find the male anatomy to be rather repulsive especially as it ages.

So that being said, if I was a chick I'd be a straight up lesbo.

And also people make legit points, being a woman certainly has it's hardships, the big one of course is pregnancy. I'd say both sexes have their pros and cons though. It's certainly wrong to say one is objectively superior to another. But I do tend to admire and relate with women more overall.

UH OH.

Yes, because women's bodies age SO gracefully ;).

They do more often then dudes anyway. There's more hot chicks in their 40s than there are hot dudes in their 40s, actually there's more hot chicks than there are hot dudes in general. I think even gay men are aware of this.

I really disagree with this. I think there are lots of women who are attractive in their 30s but finding a hot 40+ year old is fairly rare. But I do know ALOT of men who are still good looking in their 40s and 50s.

so the entirety of gender satisfaction revolves around urination and masturbation?

... depth.



really though, i don't see satisfaction on either side of the gender debate. the 'hotness' angle is at best relative, though mostly dumb. women crap on themselves because they're women and they've been raised and repressed for so long they still don't know how to balance themselves on their own two feet properly. men acted on instinct rather than thought for too long and have a hard time letting the brain think rather than allowing the body to act.

we have old people telling us we should respect the differences, other generations refusing to acknowledge there even are differences, and now a youth that seems to try to eliminate the differences by taking on each others instead.


myself, i'm just sick and tired of being made to feel like i should apologize for having a penis. males and females ARE different, but we ARE both still human. i think both the similarities AND differences need to be recognized and respected on both sides of the gender spectrum. we're not asexual hermaphrodites for a reason - though i'm sure some people would prefer it that way.

I agree with most of what you said. I've ranted about this before regarding phony radical feminists and how they seem to be ashamed of their distinctions from men rather than proud of them.

Also, unlike you I treat this sh*t lightly so I don't want it to be taken too seriously.

Agreed!

Being male is a right time-saver, I love it.