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(SFW) If you changed your sex on the opposite one for one day...

Forest Cat said:
I was thinking about that, one thing that would be different is that I would be more careful. I can walk around now and not worry, guys don't attack or grope me or anything, it's not a problem. If I were a woman I would be more careful and much more worried. 🤔 It sounds stressing and unpleasant.
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Yeah there is a lot I can say on this topic, but I mostly wanted it to be light-hearted, so not getting in the rabbit hole :)
 
Tired said:
They want to walk alone in the night, go alone to bars and clubs, they would feel more comfortable and less scared in different interractions. It saddens me hearing, how many women just don't feel safe and confident in their female bodies.
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I was [semi-]mugged in Albuquerque.
One of my sons who is a gentle giant would have other high school students swing on him out of nowhere just to prove "how tough they were...!?"

We males might have a higher bar, but we are not immune to to such threats (night, bars & clubs).
Now That We're Men, Spongebob Squarepants (2004)
 
Crossbreed said:
I was [semi-]mugged in Albuquerque.
One of my sons who is a gentle giant would have other high school students swing on him out of nowhere just to prove "how tough they were...!?"

We males might have a higher bar, but we are not immune to to such threats (night, bars & clubs).
Now That We're Men, Spongebob Squarepants (2004)
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Yeah I know, I never said men are immune. But it's more about defense, because average man is stronger and bigger than average woman.
 
Crossbreed said:
I was [semi-]mugged in Albuquerque.
One of my sons who is a gentle giant would have other high school students swing on him out of nowhere just to prove "how tough they were...!?"

We males might have a higher bar, but we are not immune to to such threats (night, bars & clubs).
Now That We're Men, Spongebob Squarepants (2004)
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Awww how rude to call them hideous disgusting monsters :mad:
 
Roisin said:
What about you @Tired? :)
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I would definitely go camping alone somewhere, or I would travel alone somewhere (I am traveling next week alone to another country, and oh I am terrified of men talking to me on my trip there and back). And because I am an attractive female, I would be an attractive male, so I would do some photos of myself, to remember that day, heh
Maybe I will be tall, so I can look down at other people :cool:
 
Forest Cat said:
I'd say 70% of everything the guys did when I was a kid, had something to do with being violent towards each other. :) It toughens you up. Prepares you for life. My favorite was the elctric fence competition. Everyone grabbed an electric fence with both hands, the last one to let go was the toughest, everyone else was a loser. 😆
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Tired said:
If you changed your sex on the opposite one for one day, what would you do that day?
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Assuming that I would be a female of reproductive age, I would first make sure I did not need any FHPs. Then I would dress appropriately for the weather, wear a concealed camera, and go do some grocery shopping.

Recording how I might be treated as a young, attractive(?) woman going about her business might further open my mind to how women are being treated in public.
 
Forest Cat said:
Oh, so you meant you were confused by my post? It was just the way it was when I grew up, boys were rowdy. We fought and competed and did all sorts of stupid things.
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More like I am confused that boys survive and become men after those things they do for fun :D
 
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