[pom19]

@Missed Miss ~

That really shouldn't be too surprising. If you consider how it was in the 50s when women first started to wear pants... they did not want to become men, they simply wanted to do what they wanted to do. It had little to do with sex or gender and everything to do with freedom.

So when guys only want to do the things girls do, but not to become girls, we should not find that surprising at all. In fact, what should surprise us is that some men feel they need to become women in order to do certain things. Such is the weird social pressure of our times.

I can sort of vouch for this personally. When i first started what others most likely considered a gender change, for me it was not that at all. It was simply asserting freedom of choice and equality. But virtually everyone treated it as a gender change, and in recent years i have been so consistently treated as a woman that i've finally caved in to the social pressure and accepted it, simply because it's the easiest path. But if you ask me whether i am transgendered, i most definitely am not.

This situation speaks volumes about modern uber-sexist society, whose values are mostly created by mass education and mass media.

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An interesting point of view. POM