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So, I've got this second cousin who was adamant that modern society made it hundreds of times better to be a woman than it did to be a man, that living life as a woman would be laughably easy compared to the difficulty of living life as a man, and that becoming a woman would give him near-total freedom to do and say whatever he wanted without any repercussions or recrimination. In his words, "a white woman can get away with anything, a black dude can't get away with shit"; "everyone loves a white woman, everyone hates a black man".

But he didn't merely join MGTOW, or keep on bemoaning his lot in life like many of the guys on here. Almost a decade ago, he decided to go all the way, got an sex-change operation and became a transgender woman, as well as bleaching his skin to become more 'white'. Not because he identified as a white woman (he still refers to himself as a man , but merely because he wanted to be one, because becoming one would enable him to "live life on easy mode".

And by all accounts, including his (/her) own, it has. Whereas he (she) was unemployed for years as a black man, with a criminal record after having been convicted and imprisoned for jaywalking of all things, he/she's now been employed for the past eight years, and risen to a high-ranking position with a high salary (thanks largely to equal opportunities and LGBTQ employment initiatives) as a trans-white trans-woman. He (/she) even has a sex life now, and has several friends with benefits relationships with girls, whereas he'd still been a 28yr old male virgin before the sex change.

And he/she still boasts that it's all down to the sex change, citing his/her own life as proof-positive that it's a hundred times better and easier to live life as a woman than it is to live life as a man. So, what's your opinion of my second cousin? What do you think of his/her life-changing decision and his actions, and of his reasoning for taking that course of action? And why?