Is it weird that I’ve always wondered what it would be like to be a girl?

[Anonymous]

[A_Bell]

I suppose if you actually were without the years of growing into it and learning your body it would be a nightmare.

We are not just the fetishized objects trannies think we are, dolled up, ready for sex and pleasuring men, we have 99% of our lives outside of sex.

For one, just having female organs is a burden that most of us don't talk about. But imagine getting embarrassing burning or itching in private places you cannot get relief from while in class or at work for three days.

Or getting a UTI because you wiped the wrong way. Or having what feels like debilitating back pain or diarrhea cramps in you groin when you get your period.

Dripping all kinds of juices into the crotch of your underwear all day long so that many wear disposable absorbant liners. And that's just one organ.

There's also a ton of burdens that go along with having breasts, including leaking but also things like clogged ducts while lactating.

Keeping long hair neat is a chore in and off itself. Guys usually just cut it short, but if not keep it a ratty mess if it's long.

Ever get thigh abrasions from wearing a skirt or dress in hot weather? Underwood poke you in the fleshy underboob? Have all your peers obsess over your every flaw so that each blemish and pimple is a risk to your social standing?

Being a woman is not a panacea. I wouldn't want to be anything else, but I and sick of Trans people trying to pretend we aren't unique and distinct.

[HappyWoman34]

No I don’t think so..

[Asker]

If you have to recommend a style underwear bra wear what style would it be?

[HappyWoman34]

Uhm, well I like fayreform