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Since I was a little child, I have always wondered how is it like to be a girl? This question has stricken me as I grew up with mostly women, which were my mother, my paternal grandmother (a hair dresser), my oldest full paternal aunt (also a hair dresser) and my oldest paternal first full parallel cousin (who's female, about the same age only almost 7 months younger than myself that has likes Barbie and is a brony). I also spend my time with my youngest paternal aunt (whom has a sense of vanity) and her daughter. Around that time, I had this impression that being a lady was easier than being a man. But as Peggy Hill said, it just looks easy. Though I was too young to reallise the physiological and sociocultural difficulties that women experience in different cultures, at different time periods every seconds from low payment, through domestic abuse to pregnancy and child birth. I can also understand why women prefer to be men. Now I am not transgender or ever wanted to be, but out of curiosity, how is it like to be a girl? And is it really more easier?