In your opinion, if a man were forced to live as a woman for several months, do you think he would eventually lose all his masculinity?

[Anonymous]

I mean, after several months, he would inevitably have new habits ingrained in him.

[Screenwriter]

Nah. But I think his outlook on women might change: on what they have to do and how they have to survive in a world dominated by men. I think it would be an interesting experiment.

You might remember that in the 80s or 90s, teen-agers were given a battery powered "baby" to take home that would cry when "wet" or "hungry,": would "wake up "crying" in the middle of the night to be held, or something like that. They would be assigned on a rolling basis for a week of said care.

It destroyed a lot of the "babies are cute." "I'd like to have a baby with him" ideas that young, teen-age girls entertain. When those same teens were tired and bleary eyed and learned the unending demands that parenting a baby required, even if ONLY for a week, they had new outlooks.

If that could be done with men living as women and with the converse, women living as men, each for a few months, it wouldn't destroy the masculinity or femininity those men or women had from their real lives. But it would be an eye-opening experience for both sexes.

[Anonymous]

Lol, because women can't be masculine?

I get why you went anon on this one, you sound like you have retardation with this idiotic question.

[seeyounexttuesday]

Male Toddlers and Chimps will gravitate towards stereotypical 'boy' toys, girl toddlers and chimps will gravitate towards stereotypical 'girl' toys. Gender roles have an evolutionary advantage and are ingrained.

[abc3643]

No, he'd join the WNBA and it wouldn't be a problem.

[BarryLiverstone]

Nope. He would still have higher levels of testosterone and instincts as a guy. While he may get a better perspective as a woman and gain some empathy, he’s still a dude.

[loveslongnails]

I couldn't venture a guess, and I'll never know!

[Anonymous]

if he's a soyboy he'd already have no masculinity to begin with lol

[Anonymous]

Are you a Dude

[Asker]

No...