Sure I'd love to wake up as a woman. Would I like to stay that way is another question. Probably not.
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Sure I'd love to wake up as a woman. Would I like to stay that way is another question. Probably not.
Yes I would! I feel like many aspects of my life would be better if I was female, and I could be a real girlfriend to my boyfriend. To wake up as a woman without having to go through all of the surgery and steps to genetically became a woman? To look sexy in bikinis and lingerie? Yes please!
Any age prior to 55 I would have said yes without a question. Then I finally accepted who I am. Today I would still be happy to wake up as a woman. But finally I am also happy to wake up each day as me. Those dreams I had since child hood, stopped after self acceptace.
I used to answer this question with the 'as long as I could switch back and forth' type of reply.
After actually getting around to trying it out medically and socially, yes, I am happy to wake up and spend the rest of the day and night this way.
Reading thru this reminds me of the story Joe Bates Saga where an industrial accident turns 3 men into 3 women overnight. Its a very long read and extremely detailed but well worth the read.
Hi Suzie. I chuckled when I read this and if you don't mind (of course you don't) I think I'm going to start a play along thread with that comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Suzie Petersen
As a grown up, everytime I imagined being an actual woman I figured I'd be a heterosexual one and that meant having sex with men and putting up with their jokes, and the fantasy quickly vanished with a 'pop' sound. As for having this fantasy as a teen, it mostly meant having breasts and looking hot, but at that time I didn't really forecast the implications of looking hot as a girl.
A lot of women wake up as a woman, but sadly in cultures and societies which either repress or disrespect women. So I have to answer: it depends.
I really enjoy having the Best of Both Worlds,
I guess for myself it is trying to live a double life. I love being a male but I do enjoy having those dress like a princess days and fem moment. I enjoy both aspects.
I would love to have more feminine shape and boobs, but full woman is a no. I enjoy intimacy with my wife so not having that part of me is a deal breaker.
Time is the key isn't it? Maybe forty or fifty years ago, yes I would have loved that. Waking up as a female. But time marches on and now I am pretty happy. I get to dress quite a bit in retirement. My wife has a really active social life. She knows about my dressing and has so for some thirty years. She is pretty cool with it. My wife and I are about to be grandparents for the first time. We are so happy! We painted the new nursery yesterday. Can't wait for our new grandchild to be born. I spent the morning refinishing my daughter's old toy box to fit with the new nursery. I can't complain. I wouldn't trade my position now for any other.
I would be fine if I were born a girl. However, I would not what to just wake up a woman. It would disrupt my whole life. It always sounds good but seldom meets our expectations.
Sara
Would my wife change, too? Not sure were our positions(?) reversed either of us would have picked the other LOL.
I've been dreaming about it since I'm a teenager! So my answer is yes....keeping my little extra!
As some have stated if I can snap my fingers and change back and forth I most definitely would.
Yes Please!
Yes, as I think my personality would suit being female. As this is a fantasy I'd also like to be a good looking woman and that everyone else would think I had always been a woman, so that life could go on as normal.
To wake up as a woman? In a desired curvy female body? Yes, I would accept this as a gift, a delayed gratification for a mistake made when I was procreated. It has became clear to me after decades that I do crossdress because my female mind needs that. It is not an addiction but a natural need. There are lot of another needs, desires, fantasies to live as women do. I don't know if I am entitled to call myself a woman but my feminized mind does.
Oh my! Yes I would love that. I truly believe I?m stuck in this body and I need to be set free. I also have the woman feelings and desires.
Thanks to Misty's suggestion I read the Joe Bates Saga, quite interesting! Long and drawn out, but a lot of good stuff in there.
Another story I thought about from this thread was Jack Chalker's Four Lords of the Diamond series, for sci-fi and fantasy fans out there. Each book is a different world, on one of them people swap bodies with whoever is sleeping near them each night. One day you're you, the next you're in your wife's body and she's in yours. I guess that would make everyone a CD?
Yes yes yes
I am not sure if I would like that. Because women with a very feminine shape gets a lot of attention. I think if they dress down, not to highlight it, less attention is attracted.
Can any guy here imagine what it would be like if it happens to them?
I guess I see too many video's.
Natalie; exactly. I got the tiniest insight into that the first time a random person saw me (partially) en femme. I felt completely objectified in a very, very negative way (not that there's a positive way to be objectified). I'm not sure I would want that all the time every time I go out. Many years ago, I started dating a very nice young lady. We hit it off very well, really clicked. She wore baggy clothes all the time, nothing form fitting, nothing overtly feminine. I was in total shock the first time I saw her without her clothes on. She had an incredible figure, just awe inspiring. She told me about her fashion choices... she wore the baggy clothes because she was sick of the negative attention her body drew. My wife too has sometimes said being a woman is a pain because of the negative, objectifying attention her figure draws.
So yeah, it would be awesome to wake up a woman some day, but there are significant negatives to such a dream too.
No, I would not want to be a GG in today's world. Women are treated horribly. Far easier for me to just pretend I am one.
Maybe like to see what a real woman feels like for a month or so but not permanently.
My desire to be a woman is so strong that I would pay the price even if it was high including being socially disadvantaged.
Yes, If Im ever single again, and touch wood it wont be for a while , while my good lady is alive, I would consider transition to end my days with a smile on my face.
I have always had very mixed feelings about that. I one way I think it would be GREAT and in another, it would be HORRIFYING. I suppose the latter would br more accurate, but the erotic aspect is very strong and might be the root of the positive reaction. I have read of polls that suggest that close to 90 percent of straight men would like to become a woman for a week or so, if only to see what it was like, PROVIDED they could change back. I agree with it too, so I suppose I am in the "Only if I can Change back" camp.
What a sweet dream this would be, this awakening. Suddenly all my hidden away outfits and lingerie and heels and makeup would be out in the open, where they should be. Sigh.
And nobody would ask stupid questions seeing us fully dressed! Everything on its place all the time! Painted nails and toes, full makeup, long earrings, attached eyebrows.
YES!
My wife said that its not all that fun being a woman but I would take all of it in a heartbeat and not look back
If I had a 100% female body like my sisters yes and no.
YES
I would love having the same curves my sisters have they are busty(DD+)
also great sexy clothing I could wear
No
but lots of times they get the wrong attention. from guys
They also complain that about cramps every month for a few days.
I think yes
For me this would be a dream come true! So many dreams I?ve had about various scenarios in which it could happen. Even embarrassingly to admit, going to holistic book stones that had Wiccan sections and seeing if they had anything for someone like me.
No I like being a man sometimes, but do love dressing, looking and feeling feminine.
Not while I am married . . . but if there was opportunity for a single day while not interfering with the marriage, in a different city, I would in a heartbeat.
My wife and I have actually talked about this.
Of course I'd want the ability to change back and forth.
My wife demands that I remain female for 1 month.
I'd still do it with the above conditions.
Having my male parts replaced with female parts this would be a minor issue. Eventually, at my age the periods would have been long terminated. Things that are fascinating me in women the most are very unpractical. This is also true for walking in high heels, doing makeup, etc.
I don't know if I would say I'd be happy, because I know my wife would be extremely upset. However I would not be upset and more than willing to deal with it and go one with life as a woman.
In a heartbeat I wouldn't have to go thought all this to transition.
This thread has been lingering for a while. After long consideration, I decided to drop the pretense and admit that if miracles and hypotheticals were possible, I would be totally thrilled to wake up as a genetic woman. Maybe some day, gene therapy will be available to use CRISPR and tweak our genes. Would you do it? I would!
That would be my wish if I ever found a genie. I'd love to be able to switch back and forth whenever I wanted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kris Burton
I'm in! Where do I find this magic elixir?
Would it take all the fun out of CDing if I transitioned or went full time. I kind of think it would. Getting pretty would be the norm and probably become a pain. Putting makeup on in the car on my way to work I see many women doing Mascara at stop lights. I want time to admire the pretty lady staring back at me
I've had that dream numerous times, and each time it felt right. I was disappointed when I woke up. Still, after such dreams, I put on a dress as soon as I got out of bed, still imagining the feeling in the dream that it was completely natural, normal and right.
It would be a dream come true. I would finally feel whole and complete.
Absolutely YES!
Given that I don't know what the physiology of being a woman actually feels like - considering different hormones and different body events - I'm content to remain a male.
I certainly wouldn't complain. Don't know about my wife, though.
Absolutely. Though I'd probably freak out a bit at first