I truly envy females

I get they have more biological burdens, but overall I envy women and wish I was born (not into transition)

Where to even start?

If you come from a moral, humane culture women’s needs always come first; you can’t hit a girl: they’re a protected member of society which is a status a disabled man doesn’t have, they’re not expected to drive or pay for dates, and personally as the reason our species continues I think they deserve.

Clothing in general looks better on female. They can wear men’s clothes, but men are chanted and debased for wearing female cloths.

They have biological strengths that are often not mentioned. They have more nerve endings so they have superior senses of smell, taste and touch. Their pain tolerance and immune system is much stronger than males. They’re prone from color blindness, in fact they’re able to distinguish shades of color better than man. They have longer orgasms than men and a much more fascinating reproductive organ.

I really wish I was born female; I’d be happy to take the bad that comes with it.

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  • XYXY

    I love being a woman and I’m happy with my life, I think I’d hate being a man. But it’s not all glamour and being given flowers every 5 minutes. My husband and I both work, admittedly he is employed more hours and has a more demanding job, but when he comes home he relaxes. I do all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping etc. I don’t sit and relax when I get home I start doing housework and cooking. When he gets home I make him a drink while he sits and waits for dinner to be ready. After dinner he retires to the living room while I clean up. Most Saturdays I spend changing the bed, doing laundry, going food shopping, deep cleaning a room in the house on a rotation basis and still cooking dinner in the evening. He usually has a round of golf or goes to the gym or has a game of squash on a Saturday morning. Sunday’s he has me make breakfast in bed, he says it should be a day of rest so we spend the day together and do something relaxing or fun. When we come home I still make dinner, I still clean up afterwards and I still make sure he has clean ironed shirt and trousers for Monday morning. You should consider all these things before you wish for a different life!

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    • Your husband is lucky to have you as wife!

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      • XYXY

        Yes he is and I am happy he is my husband. But my point is how would you feel if you were a woman? Would you be happy at home doing housework on the weekend while your husband has a round of golf followed by a beer in the clubhouse with his mates? Or getting up early on Sundays to make breakfast in bed as a weekly treat for both! of us. I do that because he tells me too, but I don’t feel I am getting treated, but it’s ok because it makes him happy and that is what matters to me.

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        • Aethylfritha

          I wouldnt do so much for him. Why not make him do more stuff? Honestly you dont sound like youre ok with it.

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          • I too thought the same. He should be willing to look after for awhile; he’s lucky to have her as a wife.

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            • XYXY

              I really am ok with my life. I don’t think of myself as my husbands equal. I don’t know why we are put on this planet or if there is a bigger picture, but I believe in the old fashion values, men are here to provide and keep their family safe, women are here to look after their family and raise children.

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  • ShitEater1111

    Many of the things you said are true theoretically, but it isn't necessarily the reality. The clothing thing is true, but much more attention is paid to women's appearances than men's. So, while what you're saying about clothing looking better on women is true for sure, there's also an added burden from it.

    The pain tolerance thing is a common misconception. It's actually the opposite. Not only do women have more potential sources of pain (e.g. childbirth, PMS, etc.), but women also tend to be more susceptible to various forms of pain as well. It doesn't make much sense given that women go through childbirth, but it's true.

    As for the women being more protected by society, this is true in terms of what society values. But there are many scumbags out there that have zero respect for women. And thus, women are at a much greater risk of domestic violence and sexual assault.

    However, the longer orgasms thing is true, definitely. Plus, women can have multiple orgasms whereas this is effectively impossible for males. The better sense of colors thing is true as well. But overall, women face a lot of hardships that men don't have to worry about.

    And I think it's probably a more difficult life overall. It only looks as though it would be easier when looking from the outside. Though, as a guy, I have thought the same thing that you did. Until I became more aware of the fact that women actually go through a lot of things in life that men don't have to face.

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  • Aethylfritha

    I think its common enough to feel & i was born the wrong sex". A lot of men assume its " easier" being female cause people treat us better( if youre pretty at least) but its only true in first world countries, in certain economic circles. But in most countries its way worse!I have so many hormone issues and having just one baby nearly killed us both. I always feel "not good enough" though as i age i dont care so much.
    Also try to enjoy the positive. Its acceptable for guys to wear make up and nearly any clothes, to be into girlie stuff and hey, i cant grow a beard or pee my initials in the snow.
    I wish i had straight hair and longer legs but i dont. Try to be happy with what youve got, at least be at peace with it.
    I know a few folks who have transitioned and their lives were not magically perfect.

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    • I agree that sadly outside of first-world countries women are often brutalized for existing. My focus was on a moral, kind society that values and protects their women.

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  • But that birthing process seems unbearable.

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    • As stated before I’d take the bad with the good.

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    • RoseIsabella

      Yeah, but women don't have to have children, not all women give birth. I have never had any children, and to be honest I've always been afraid of childbirth.

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      • True, they don’t have to give birth.

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  • 666XxFURRYBEASTxX666

    Hey man, be happy with yourself, be yourself

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  • RoseIsabella

    Well, good for you, honey, but PMS, and menopause are a bitch. It's not as easy being female as you might think, and personally when it comes to dating I prefer to drive myself.

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    • Like I said, I’ll gladly take the bad with the good.

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