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When I was younger I thought being a woman would be fun. However, I was looking at being a woman primarily from a sexual standpoint. Now that I am older, married and have a daughter there is no way I would want to become a real lady. It seems in almost every society in the world women are treated far worse than men. It should go without saying that it's the men who are their greatest threat.
I have fun dressing up as a woman, but I have no desire to be a woman in reality.
I think I would initially enjoy having real breasts and a female body. But I know that I would still feel like a man. So while it might be fun, I am positive that I am a man not a woman.
I wouldld be pleased to wake up as a woman, but I would feel cheated. If it were possible for me to have the female body I have longed for all my life then why wait until i am nearly 70 years old.
I would like to wake up as a woman for a day, just for the fun of it.
if it wasnt for my family yes, if i could take a potion like in the film
dr jekyll and sister hyde and metamorphosize into a beautiful women that would be good
I think I would enjoy waking up as a woman for a day. I also feel I would eventually miss my male body though after a couple days?
I would love to wake up as a woman.
That would be wonderful!Quote:
Originally Posted by marilyn m
I have long loved that film.
Nope, I would not like that
YES! Yes! Yes!
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Originally Posted by marilyn m
That film sounds worth a watch. Pretty sure I would get along just fine as a woman full time. I no longer feel that I need to though. It's just my gender. The whole me is so much more.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlicePetticoat
Majority of days I used to wake up mentally as a woman, desiring a female body. Consequently, I would only appreciate waking up in the woman's body. Not a young lady's body but a female version of my own.
There might have been times when I would have liked to have been a real woman but as time went by, I have really come to the conclusion that I am very comfortable being a man who simply enjoys wearing women?s clothing from time to time. I guess I?m a simple fetish crossdresser.
I have explored that idea a few times and I can say that I had a very "Libra" reaction to it. (2 contrasting feelings of equal intensity, simultaneously.)
1... pure adrenaline happy. Waking up one day as a woman would be novel, exciting, fulfilling. I would be able to finally experience life from within a feminine vessel. The only proviso here would be whether or not the rest of my life had adapted to this, or if it was a case of man suddenly becomes woman and must crash through everything, like a comedy movie. (Okay...another Libra perspective there)
2....the flip side of this is the thought of just how much of my present life would be utterly shattered by me changing genders completely. This scenario would be case #2, where nothing else in my life changes except me. My wife would not be able to stay my wife (she told me as much when we were coming to terms with my CD activities) That is a deal breaker for me, right there. I know the younger members of my family would be able to adapt, but the older side would not. I couldn't show up at my elementary school teaching job without there being a huge hullabaloo... smallish town, numerous noted very conservative families.
Mind you, if it were scenario #1, where my consciousness simply drifted over to a reality where I had always been a woman, none of these concerns would occur....simply because the whole situation would be shifted.
Sorry girls. As usual, my response is longish and spammy. <shrug> :-)
Xxoo
Jenny
I've thought about this and tbh the answer is no. I am a man. I am also a man who enjoys crossdressing. While it would be fun and exciting to be a woman for a short time, I am still inside a crossdressing man. Does that make sense?
If we are talking about fantasies, I guess the main thing I would want would be 100% society acceptance of crossdressing men as who we are and not judge us negatively.
Yes, but only if I could return to the body of a 25 year old. Maturity is a great virtue for gaining wisdom and experience, but does little to compensate for gravity taking over the better parts of my physique!