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(SFW) If you changed your sex on the opposite one for one day...
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How many days do you need to answer something SFW on my question?If it was only for one day? I'm a man, you know what I'd be doing.
Safe for work... so, nothing naughty.
You mean I would turn into a female version of myself? I actually don't know what I would do. 
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I'm not sure. Probably nothing special. Maybe some NSFW stuff. But my wife would sure be surprised.
Most certainly it'd be NSFW. I'd be spending some time alone with myself.
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I'd take lots of photos.
That was one of the genuine thoughts I had, with a female body I would not have been able to do the job I did to the same level. It wasn't just strength but stamina as well, often going hard for 12 or 14 hours at a time shifting heavy weight. Many men couldn't keep up with me.
Hopefully, I would be an attractive woman. Then, for one day, I would experience what it would be like for people to pay attention to me, even if I offered nothing. I might even experience what it is like to be loved (the emotional, not the physical), even if only illusory.What would you do that day?
Safe for work addition only!
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Feel less guilty for being a tomboy.
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I’ve had dreams that I was a transgender man/transmasc before. In my dreams, I have a deep/starting male puberty voice crack that many preteen boys get from being on T (testosterone). Appearance wise, I was very androgynous presenting, but slightly on the femme presentation side. If rule 63 (aka for the existence of every female character there is a male counterpart, and vice versa) affected me for a day, I’d have to live the impact of experiencing mental health as a man, which isn’t talked about much/is stigmatized. I’d try to help lessen the stigma of it by encouraging them to talk abt their feelings more and not normalizing “being manly”.
In my autobiographies I'm rather genderless to the reader. It's only when I mention things related to my biological gender is when the reader would think "oh, right, they're a girl." And I am a girl no matter what, as the biological make-up of my body reminds me that I'm female every day.
The way u mentioned being genderless in your autobiographies is how I feel the gender identity of my selfsona/persona is. They are genderless and identify as such, though they are AFAB (assigned female at birth).
Being the opposite sex would not automatically mean that your newfound figure would be flattering.
I am glad that I have reasonably good health, but I do not find my current physique to be flattering in the least. Fortunately, my wife did not agree with that (prior to her depression).
When I was delivering papers, some of the women still batted their eyes at me, so I must appeal on some level.
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