I don't like being called "woman"?
If you do not like being called 'woman', ask your family and friends to respect your wishes. Ultimately, you cannot change/control other people but you can choose how you react to someone else. Always worth putting your attention on that which brings you joy, makes you happy.
What does it feel like to be a Woman?
I am a male, and I am just 16. I've always wondered what it is like to be a female, like to have a vagina and breasts. If you could include in your answer: - What it is like to have a vagina - What it is like to have breasts - How you know if you are turned on (like guys get erections how do girls know?) - What a female orgasm feels like - What it feels like to have a period - What you feel about the male genitalia - What you would do if you were a male for a day - Positives/Negatives about being a woman Please don't get freaked out by this question, I am just a teenager who is wondering what it is like to live as the other gender. I am not gay, just fascinated by the female sex. Thanks, and 10 points to the best answer
Why do you hate being a woman?
1.For all those times I have to dress up.Before the society notices you, they notice that dress. There must be around 17482639027382991 different types of women clothing designed for all different times.And boys, a shirt and a pant works EVERYWHERE.But yes, you're also responsible for adhering to this responsibility. Did you find a group of men staring at you for you're wearing shorts to a beach? Mention not. It's your fault.You cannot repeat your shirts. Never. Same goes for skirts/ pants/earrings/every damn thing you possess.There's nearly an year left for our farewell, but my girlfriend's dress plans are on fleek. And the boys? They're possibly wearing the same black suit they also wore for this year's farewell and also last year's. Guess what? Nobody gives a damn. But yes, we can't afford to look anything like we have ever before.2. The entire hair affair.Everybody is obsessed with their/your/friend/sister/mother/neighbor and anybody else's hair. They're long and pathetic. Had a tiring, humid day? You can't possibly survive without washing them, which again is a long process.Yes. Also include those one million hair accessories and matching hair styles. Oh, the trillion other hair cuts.3. Salons.Because the human culture basically looks down upon the natural exoskeleton of the human body. You cannot, cannot have hair on your body. Legs, arms, back, tummy, forehead, are you kidding me?Men could have them showing from anywhere to everywhere. No brows done, no facials.4. Cooking.If it's fine for your 23 years old son to know nothing about the kitchen, it should be okay if my chapatis aren't round.The kitchen or the household is not my duty. If I don't like cooking, I'm not doing it. Why does it pinch them so much?5. And finally, marriage.So after 25 years of giving you unconditional love, your parents are also to give you an extravagant wedding and yes, loads of dowry.I'll have to leave my parents some day maybe. This breaks me more than anything else.
Why don't women like being on top?
Obviously, my wife has issues with being on top during sex. I love everything about it and rarely get to experience it. If it's one of the other four or five positions we regularly use, she's good to go. Before you start asking me why I haven't talked to her about this, I have. We've discussed the issue in depth. Her explanation is she doesn't like her body and this position puts it on display. I've told her that I love her body and it's one of the reasons why I love her being on top, not to mention I think it feels the best to her. Regardless, once in awhile, it still prevents us from having sex. Being a guy, I'll rarely say no to sex and appreciate switching things up...variety being the spice of life. Just this morning, she didn't want to be on top and it's been a bone of contention all day long(no pun intended). When I am denied this, how can I not take it personally? Anyone else have any advice for me on this issue?
Why am I ashamed of being a Woman?
Your feelings are normal for right now, but let me assure you - women are NOT owned by anyone. This may be all you can see on your horizon, but in a few years (and the time will pass, I promise) you'll get to choose in which direction you want to drive your life. You'll feel stronger and much more hopeful, and your skin will feel like it fits. You will learn that you have real power and you will learn how to use it. I suspect you're a lot more intelligent than most of your friends. That's one good thing about you. You will fill in the rest as you go along. Hang tough. Things will get better. Best of luck to you. PS: boys aren't the enemy.