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Crispy Pops in Miscellaneous ·
And why on earth would anyone buy those? Just because some commercial claimed they were "healthy"? Yeah, right—especially once you deep-fry them in a literal gallon of oil until you’re practically showering in grease... I mean, talk about a health kick. (Sorry if I’m being a bit harsh on something you might actually want to pick up, it’s just—man, those ads are aggressive)
Jamie Jackson3 said:I'm just speaking hypothetically😁 (because if you actually found yourself attracted to men, you wouldn't find it so repulsive).
The crux of the matter is that, for this specific discussion, that's beside the point. My interest in living in a male body isn't driven by sexual attraction to women or anything of the sort; rather, it stems from certain practical considerations.😁

I really hope you grow out of that phase, though honestly, I probably would too if I were in your shoes... I'm attracted to men, sure, but not in that "gay" way, so even if I were a man for a while, it wouldn't change my orientation.
Being a man is definitely easier in some ways, though obviously, that isn't true for every guy out there—not everyone knows how to actually make use of the advantages of being male, and I suppose the same goes for women, too...
Seriously, just think about it—you’re stuck in some kind of dystopian nightmare where everything is wrapped in black and you can barely see out of your own eyes. You have no say in anything, you aren't even allowed to leave your house... it's just a list of horrors at this point. I honestly don't get how we ever let things get this far—like, shouldn't the people behind these kinds of ideas be women who were at their most vulnerable, or maybe caught sleeping, just so they could be targeted the very next day? It would be like being 🙂 totally 🙂 including those women who simply didn't know how to stand up for themselves. Maybe I'm overreacting, though I've actually toned down what I really wanted to say
I mean, look, I don't have anything against him personally, but the whole thing is just... distasteful. I really don't want any part of it. If I’m already spending my time daydreaming about being a guy, why on earth would I need another one added to the mix? I’m perfectly fine as I am—besides, I’d much rather spend my time fantasizing about how it feels to be the one doing the pinning down rather than worrying about some guy like 🤮
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slymaker9 said:It is truly unfortunate when such things occur due to a series of unfortunate circumstances; it is a tragedy.😢😲
Even in those specific instances, there usually comes a moment where an exit strategy presents itself, giving them the opportunity to decide exactly how they want to proceed.
It usually comes down to a matter of career choice. People often opt for the path of least resistance—chasing quick money or taking the easiest route available. It’s a decision I simply don't understand.
I feel like they rationalize their professions in a way that is fundamentally at odds with my own personality. I don't particularly empathize with them, if I'm being honest. Perhaps I just feel a sense of pity for them, much like I do for Vlatko Pokos and Simon Gotovac.
I am certain that prostitution will always exist in society.

Interesting thought. How can you be so sure that if you were a man, you wouldn't find yourself gravitating toward men instead of women?🤷

Smart move. Very smart.
This would be perfect in bold.

It is not a separate topic.🙂

The issue isn't that we fail to understand your point; rather, this forum is a place for discussion, where members enrich one another and refine their perspectives if someone presents a compelling argument. To debate a viewpoint, one must first state it and, ideally, explain it.
If you have the inclination and the time, I would like you to explain how this "ideal" woman expresses those same qualities that a man also possesses, just differently..

To me, all women are valid. Some deserve my respect and others do not, but every woman is genuine and expresses her femininity in her own unique way.

This might seem slightly contradictory to what I wrote above, Sean Cruz, but does every woman truly have a full range of choice? Or is it partially determined by genetics, upbringing, social environment, and circumstance?

We are not identical; we are all different. Regardless of what the Declaration of Independence or any other document states, we were created with diversity, and no piece of paper or person can undo that.


Well, because I’ve spent enough time overthinking this to be pretty certain—I know I wouldn't... I mean, looking at things from where I am now, I'm drawn to men, so if the roles were reversed, I’d likely just be looking at women. Of course, I'll never actually be able to prove my theory, but I'm fairly confident that's how it would play out 😁
I could never see myself being a lesbian, but I honestly wouldn't mind playing the role of a man for a little while just to experience what it’s like to be with a woman... though, if the most attractive guy in the world walked through my door, I’m still passing. It’s almost sad how much easier life seems to be when you're a guy—it's a depressing thought, really. I guess we can take a tiny bit of comfort in knowing we're better looking, even if that feels like a pretty weak consolation prize...
Lucky_star 👍 for the reasons