Women's Struggles: The Good and Bad of Being a Woman

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In summary: I have a question form women around here: what are the nice/bad things about being a woman in your opinion?:smile:As for me, the nice things are that women have intuition and that we don't have to worry about lifelong virginity. The bad things are that we have to put up with a lot of pains and that men don't really appreciate us.
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I have a question form women around here: what are the nice/bad things about being a woman in your opinion?:smile:

As for me:
bad things:

1. having to put up with lots of pains(take PMT/PMS as an example...):grumpy:
[rant]why is that all pains are just for women and not men?[/rant]
2. having to put up with men:devil:

nice things:

1. at least you enjoy looking at yourself in the mirror!
2. some advantages in social interaction that I'm not going to mention.

I guess 2 of each is enough for now:wink:

Note that I don't want to be a man either!:yuck:

PS Since we might want to talk about girlish and embarrassing things, men aren't really welcome to be here. Thanks!:blushing:
 
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Lisa! said:
men aren't really welcome to be here.
Yeah, I'll be where ever I want to be. :tongue:
 
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russ_watters said:
Yeah, I'll be where ever I want to be. :tongue:
Sure, it was just a friendly request.:wink:
 
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Lisa! said:
[rant]why is that all pains are just for women and not men?[/rant]
Ever been kicked in the testicles? :tongue2:
 
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Lisa! said:
nice things:

1. at least you enjoy looking at yourself in the mirror!

I enjoy looking at myself in the mirror too...and I'm a guy:cool:

*runs away before Lisa! chases me out with a "WHACK"...damnit too late*
 
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Well, aside from killer cramps, there's BLOATING.

Men don't bloat. :grumpy:

There is no good side to bloating.

It's like being a blowfish, without perks.
 
  • #7
Let's see...
Good thing about being a woman: spending time with men.
Bad thing about being a woman: spending time with men.
:biggrin: :rofl: :tongue2:

Oh, Evo, men do bloat...after they've been dead about a day. :devil:
 
  • #8
ah finally, a thread about penis envy...

good things:
-less body hair.
-bigger, funner chest.
-ability to do splits without possibility of decreased reproduction abilities.
-women's intuition.
-no fear's of lifelong virginity.

not so good things:
-no fun extra appendages to poke people with.
-can't walk around topless when its hot.
-having babies hurts.
-making babies doesn't ensure pleasure.
-small hands
 
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Gale said:
-can't walk around topless when its hot.
You can't? And all this time I thought most women were just too self conscious.

Gale said:
-bigger, funner chest.
And what does this one matter considering the drawback already quoted?

Gale said:
-making babies doesn't ensure pleasure.
The pleasure actually helps to insure the making of babies though and maybe that's why most men don't worry so much about that part for the ladies.
 
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Moonbear said:
Oh, Evo, men do bloat...after they've been dead about a day. :devil:



I may not be able to make the Disney trip next year...
 
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Ivan Seeking said:
I may not be able to make the Disney trip next year...
Don't worry, we already know it only takes near-beer to get you to bloat, so we won't have to resort to anything so drastic as killing you...that is, unless Chroot gets to your first for the sheep comment. :biggrin:
 
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matthyaouw said:
Ever been kicked in the testicles? :tongue2:
Or fallen on a mother****ing metal rod between the legs? :grumpy: :grumpy:
 
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I heard that getting it stuck in the zipper is (way) worse than giving birth.
 
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rocketboy said:
*runs away before Lisa! chases me out with a "WHACK"...damnit too late*
I'm not violent at all! I might just call you sis from now on. o:)
(once we changed a man's name from Patrick to patty because he posted in women's thread. now he sign with patty whenever he PMs me:biggrin:)
 
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Evo said:
Well, aside from killer cramps, there's BLOATING.

Men don't bloat. :grumpy:

There is no good side to bloating.
.
Have you heard of the SHRINKAGE factor??
There is no good side to shrinkage.
 
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ranger said:
I heard that getting it stuck in the zipper is (way) worse than giving birth.

yea...way worse...cuz u can't use it for awhile.

Lisa! said:
I'm not violent at all! I might just call you sis from now on.
:rofl: So does this mean I'm part of the sisterhood?
 
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rocketboy said:
:rofl: So does this mean I'm part of the sisterhood?
I myself don't qualify for being a member of sisterhood(age problem:grumpy: ), so nope you're not part of the sisterhood, sis!:tongue:
 
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Evo said:
Well, aside from killer cramps, there's BLOATING.

Men don't bloat. :grumpy:

There is no good side to bloating.

It's like being a blowfish, without perks.

Women bloat because they never poo or pass gas. Or at least never seen to poo.

Sorry to lower the tone, but that's how I contribute. :rolleyes:
 
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Women bloat because they never poo or pass gas. Or at least never seen to poo.
You're right! Why are they so afraid? *fart*

cuz u can't use it for awhile.
Its worse than that man! The bottom part must be maimed. And I bet pulling the zipper back down is worse than up. :cry:
 

1. Can someone truly "resign" from being a woman?

No, a person's gender identity is an inherent part of who they are and cannot be changed or resigned from. Gender identity is not a choice or a decision that can be made.

2. What does it mean to "resign" from being a woman?

The phrase "resigning from being a woman" may be used by individuals who are transgender or non-binary to describe their journey towards aligning their gender identity with their assigned sex at birth. It can also refer to a person who has chosen to no longer conform to societal expectations and stereotypes associated with being a woman.

3. Is it possible to physically resign from being a woman?

No, gender identity is not tied to physical appearance or anatomy. It is an internal sense of self and cannot be changed through physical means. However, a person may choose to undergo gender-affirming surgeries or hormone therapy to align their physical appearance with their gender identity.

4. Is resigning from being a woman a rare occurrence?

There is no definitive data on the prevalence of individuals who identify as transgender or non-binary, as it is a diverse and complex community. However, it is estimated that approximately 1.4 million adults in the United States alone identify as transgender.

5. How can we support someone who is resigning from being a woman?

The most important way to support someone who is resigning from being a woman is to listen to and validate their experiences. Show respect and use their preferred name and pronouns. Educate yourself on gender identity and be an advocate for their rights. Offer your support and understanding, and let them lead the conversation about their journey.

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