What if everyone had their gender/sex switched overnight?

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I always thought every woman must be crazy to want a man given the possibility of relationships with other women but once I think of myself with breasts I'm not so sure it'd be quite as alluring as another woman...

Sorry , I was being sarcastic , I knew what you meant. Of course the novelty would wear off ( eventually ). I know first hand how much a comfortable , supporting yet not plain bra costs

I would never wish to be rid of my autism!

I suspect a lot of former hopeless male virgins like me might finally get to have sex, even with someone we used to be strongly attracted to, only to find out they really suck as male sexual partners and to feel raped by them.

Yes, definitely. Just some at the time would be much better in terms of learning.

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

I'm sure there are women out there who think every man is crazy not to want a man.

If you were female, you would likely be heterosexual.

As you both said there's no way to tell but some of my partners looked and sounded like they were having way more fun than I ever did during sex.

I think you're right. Most of the women I've been with got little or no excitement from having their breasts touched. Every rule has an exception. For one girl I was with it drove her wild.

But they look so uncomfortable.

They damn well are! I take mine off as soon as I get home.

If that were to happen, then it sure would bring up a lot of questions. So, in places where it is currently night time where this is happening, the first people to notice such a change would be night shift workers, people partying in clubs, bachelor/ hen parties, and any late-night weddings.(That is, assuming that the gender switch is a painless process which the majority of people who experience pain could sleep through).

“Here comes the bri-groom?!?!” *People look around the church in pure confusion at the now groom, the fact they themselves are now a different gender, and the fact everyone else around them is*

Whilst in other places in the World, it would occur during the day time. That brings up a point, I have to wonder in this hypothetical situation where in the World would be experiencing day time and where it would be night time during the gender switch.

Drunk or high people would question how drunk and/or stoned they are. Thousands of people would take to social media platforms to ask if it was just them, or if it’s even possible for it to happen.

People would share hypothesises and theories on the situation, it would probably be suggested that everyone is somehow experiencing a shared lucid dream at the same time, and others would take it to be proof that the World is indeed a simulation and the programmers of our World must’ve got bored and decided to switch things up a bit.

Religious crowds would claim that it is a test from God(s) or a punishment. There would be debate over which. Plenty of internet sites would reach server capacity and crash because they cannot possibly sustain the amount of traffic.

Sexist internet trolls would take this opportunity to write or say things such as “Hey, I’m a woman/man now, yet I don’t feel the need to scream about oppression! This could be the best thing that has ever happened to the Earth, perhaps men will make better women then women ever did/ women will make better men then men ever did!”

People would wake up to 24/7 news coverage in various parts of the World. Confusion and panic would be a given.

Buzzfeed would write top ten lists on things such as “Top ten things men who are now women should know”. The comments section on such articles would involve a lot of rage and arguments. Although, that is when Buzzfeed isn’t crashing.

Trans people pre-operation would be happy at the change; however, I have to question how the gender switch would affect post-operation trans individuals. Would it make them detransition? If so, then a lot of post-operation trans people would wake up in this hypothetical World utterly depressed.

After all, imagine going through all that surgery just to wake up one day to find yourself where you were when you started the process.

I’d be like a huge slap in the face. Unfortunately, I think the rates of suicide among post-operation trans people would dramatically increase.

Gender fluid people would probably change based on their biological gender. What about intersex people though? Hmm. That one is more difficult because intersex people have physical elements of both sexes, I guess they would still remain intersex but their condition would change slightly, any male elements would change to female and vice versa.

Although with intersex people that have had surgery and take hormones to appear more female or male, would they then change to the opposite? (Looking more male when they usually appear female, and more female when usually more male).

Scientists would have a field day trying to figure out how the switch occurred, and why (especially on such a large scale). There would be people accusing the government of some kind of gender-switch conspiracy.

Would clothes also change? If not, then you might get situations where a bodybuilder gets stuck in tights and a tight dress which no longer fits their body and may even restrict their airways, so someone might have to call emergency services to help them, otherwise well… they could potentially suffocate.

That also brings up another question, would the gender switch maintain similar proportions to how people were originally? E.g. a skinny guy becomes a skinny girl, obese woman becomes obese man, or could a female ballerina suddenly become a male bodybuilder? Guessing race and age would also remain the same.

Would the change be permanent? If so, then it would have even more of an impact. The clothes and fashion industry would benefit, now they have a bunch of people who used to be men trying to work out how women’s clothing works, and people who used to be women buying men’s clothes, everyone is clueless and they can use this to make relatable marketing campaigns to draw customers in where there is already heavy demand.

Charity shops would see an increase in donations from people who have clothes which no longer suit them.

Parents of young children would have some very awkward conversations about sex and gender.

How do you know your sensations are the same a male body feels in those cases?

For one thing, male chests and thighs are typically pretty hairy (if shaved, they quickly develop the well-known rough texture), and they have relatively little fat, unless you're an obese slob like me, but the distribution of this fat is still quite different from what it'd be in a healthy female body. I've seen strong evidence that the latter is orders of magnitude nicer.

Trump would blame CNN

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

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.

Somehow I doubt that all that many would. I think most people would be too scared of being the one to say something that absurd out loud.
Even I would.
Unless I freaked out so much I was oblivious.

I assume people would either stay their size or be reset to a normal size?

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.
In fact most of mine are unisex and a few are even 'male'. 'Female' clothes tend to have cuts I don't like much.
Since most of my pants are too long, I would likely fit very well in them if I were male.
My shoes (all sneaker types) might be too small though and likely my socks and slippers and gloves.