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13 Mar 2018, 1:24 pm

Skilpadde wrote:

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i'd start playing with my own boobs immediately.

Put your hands in your shirt and touch your chest but not your nipples. That's how it feels to your chest.

Put your hands on your inner thigh and touch your thigh. That's how it feels to your hands.

Are you two sexting ? :lol:

No. My point is, breasts are not as great as a lot of men think they are. The novelty would wear off fast and then he would realize a good bra is $50.

Or we just wouldn't wear bras :bounce:

you likely would, because society would relentlessly harass you and shame you otherwise and your mother would force you to wear one.

Unless you're like me and find them uncomfortable and only have one thing to say to those who have something to say about it: "Then don't stare at my boobs! Problem solved."

I was never 'made' to wear one by anyone, and I didn't and don't.

I was. My teacher told my parents I had to wear one and my mother acted like I was going to school without my pants on.

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13 Mar 2018, 1:32 pm

^ wow
sorry to hear that, Chronos

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14 Mar 2018, 2:29 am

My cousin's slu*ty friend didn't wear a bra most of the time when she was in college. She sometimes wore a see-thru shirt too :mrgreen:

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14 Mar 2018, 7:55 pm

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How clueless could they really be? Very different underwear would be harder to get used to, but both men and women wear T-shirts and pants, and plenty of clothes are unisex.

I tend to find the most confusing thing about Women’s clothing is how much sizing differs between shops/stores. This applies to outer clothing such as t-shirts and jeans, but also sometimes bras.

Granted, it’s usually not too drastic, but personally I can go up or down a size depending on where I shop. Then there are the categories of jeans such as “boyfriend fit”, which from my understanding tend to be slightly baggier, possibly more low-waisted, and with more pockets? But I’m not entirely sure.

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Since most of my pants are too long, I would likely fit very well in them if I were male.

I have the opposite problem, with plenty of clothing my size looking ridiculously small on me. That’s why I tend to get “extra-long” when it comes to jeans, also high-waisted tend to be longer so I get those.

Compared to men’s jeans, there are certainly more categories. Then there’s body type; pear, square/rectangle, hourglass etc. I’ve done about marketing for a while now, and I know that advertisers would likely jump at the chance to centre their campaigns around this hypothetical gender switch.

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In fact most of mine are unisex and a few are even 'male'. 'Female' clothes tend to have cuts I don't like much.

My shoes (all sneaker types) might be too small though and likely my socks and slippers and gloves.

Personally, Men’s clothing seems simpler to me. Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large. But for example, in Women’s clothing, you can be an UK size 8 in one shop, and a 12 in another, or an 8 in T-shirts but a 10 in jeans, or a 10 for both T-shirts and jeans, or a 10 in T-shirts and a 12 in jeans without gaining or losing weight.

I have a mixture of unisex, and also more traditionally feminine clothing.

Now, I don’t really know anything about men’s shoes, so if I were to turn into a man then I would probably research more into that.

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14 Mar 2018, 8:03 pm

i would feel very sad

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14 Mar 2018, 8:08 pm

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Ho, ho, ho, or maybe the new, female Trump would be imprisoned :jester:

Is that because when meeting beautiful men s/he feels able to “grab them by the nob”

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14 Mar 2018, 8:27 pm

Late last year the girl I was dating at the time would put one of my shirts on every time she was in my apartment. She insisted that my shirts were far more comfortable than her own.

Aren't ladies shirts designed for comfort? Why would a mens shirt, which was not designed for women be more comfortable on her than a ladies shirt?

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14 Mar 2018, 8:38 pm

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Probably because they are baggier and smell of you (pheromones)

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14 Mar 2018, 8:39 pm

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Maybe she has more of a men's body type than a stereotypical women's type but I'm just speculating since I have NO clue what she looks like

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14 Mar 2018, 8:59 pm

RetroGamer87 wrote:

woman clothes tend to be designer to look beautiful and often aren't practical or comfortable

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15 Mar 2018, 12:09 am

I've worn men's shirts since I started making my own money at the age of 20.

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15 Mar 2018, 12:12 am

nick007 wrote:

My cousin's slu*ty friend didn't wear a bra most of the time when she was in college. She sometimes wore a see-thru shirt too :mrgreen:

Are you calling her sl#tty because she didn't wear a bra or because she was sexually promiscuous?

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15 Mar 2018, 12:14 am

RetroGamer87 wrote:

Chronos wrote:

nick007 wrote:

Chronos wrote:

SaveFerris wrote:

Chronos wrote:

Kiprobalhato wrote:

i'd start playing with my own boobs immediately.

Put your hands in your shirt and touch your chest but not your nipples. That's how it feels to your chest.

Put your hands on your inner thigh and touch your thigh. That's how it feels to your hands.

Are you two sexting ? :lol:

No. My point is, breasts are not as great as a lot of men think they are. The novelty would wear off fast and then he would realize a good bra is $50.

Or we just wouldn't wear bras :bounce:

you likely would, because society would relentlessly harass you and shame you otherwise and your mother would force you to wear one.

But they look so uncomfortable.

They are uncomfortable. It takes a lot of time to find bras that are tolerable and they are still uncomfortable.

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15 Mar 2018, 12:33 am

Chronos wrote:

nick007 wrote:

My cousin's slu*ty friend didn't wear a bra most of the time when she was in college. She sometimes wore a see-thru shirt too :mrgreen:

Are you calling her sl#tty because she didn't wear a bra or because she was sexually promiscuous?

Both & my cousin & some of her other friends referred to her as slu*ty. I could of had sex with her when I was 20 but I was in a LDR at the time.

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15 Mar 2018, 7:33 am

Chronos wrote:

Men, however, on average, have significantly higher testosterone levels, which results in higher libidos, which, in turn, enhances sexual pleasure.

Women have more erogenous zones, though?

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Men wouldn't be likely to experience sexual harassment in their new female bodies, nor rape, stalking, scary untowards behavior or other extreme negative things...

Eh, I've already been there :cry:

With the added bonus of having been maliciously accused of sexual assault against multiple people!

I doubt that happens to females very often.

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Would you sleep with a Man who was formally a woman or a woman who was formally a man? It would be really awkward especially if you slept with someone and then realised you knew them prior to the transformation.

Wow, that's a good question. I think even knowing who they are before sleeping with them would be awkward. Even if you were already comfortable with them, even if you've slept with them before, now they're in a different body, and so are you, so I can imagine it would be anything but comfortable.

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15 Mar 2018, 9:27 am

If my favorite tennis players switched, their names would be:

Regina Federer
Rafaela Nadal
Denisa Istomina

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