I was thinking about this just yesterday. I'd like to be a guy for a day just to experience the difference. We never truly know what it's like to live in another's skin, regardless of how empathetic we may be. Would my mindset differ just by being in a body that is very different from my own? Even physically, it would depend on a lot as well. What about strength? I'd play every sport I could fit into the day just to be able to compare against myself eventually. I could probably take me on in a fight if I were a guy. Maybe. What are the dynamics of relationships from that side of the mirror? What would the difference be in how people interacted with me? Would babies react differently? Would my pets? Would my family have different expectations? And when it comes to women- if I were a man would it make me more enlightened about women's issues just to have experienced the flip side of the coin and would I properly be able to see that discrimination is something I need to be aware of, as imperceptible as it seems to be in many developed countries? Would I feel discriminated against as a man more because of race than I would just being a woman? If I applied for the same job with the same qualifications would there be any noticeable advantage? What would it be like to be doing the asking out? Would rejection make me bitter? How would I dress as a guy, not being used to the parts missing and parts gained? I'd definitely literally want to feel what it's like to wear men's shoes that fit because on the rare occasions I've tried them on, it makes me feel like I'm a child playing dress up. What would having face fur feel like? Would I still cry for reasons that God only knows? Do men really talk to one another very differently than they would to a woman? So many, many more questions. Also, no ****s. I'd jump rope everywhere, just because I could.
I really need to be more productive with my time.
What would you do if you could choose how you die?
I really need to be more productive with my time.
What would you do if you could choose how you die?