How big a deal is your gender to you? - Page 3

**CaelestisPeste** · 11-11-2011, 04:47 PM

I try my best. Gender traits are subjective, but I do what's beneficial and comforting that may seem a bit eccentric while trying to appear conservative; I try not to deviate too far from the standard.

**Zerkezhi** · 11-12-2011, 03:32 PM

Its just a part of life... like having ears. It happens.
Though I am happy that I happened to be a guy…I'd hate to have to deal with menstruation, pregnancy, hormonal mood swings, cultural devaluation (well, not really around where I live but I take it it's still somewhat widely spread), etc.. When reduced to nothing but the biological&day-to-day level I find it much easier/less complicated to be a guy. (no offence or anything if someone is likely to take some for some reason)

**Blse** · 11-14-2011, 12:24 AM

Eh, I could take it or leave it. There are certain things I envy in women, certain things I'm happy to be a guy, and many things I don't like in either. I prefer to mix and match the two as much as I can within the confines of what socially acceptable enough so as not get me into trouble (e.g. I have a women's Juicy Couture wallet but carry it in a black men's Coach bag that fits in wherever I go).

View Poll Results: How big a deal is your gender to you?
It is nice to know what I biologically am.	19	15.70%
I take pride in it.	15	12.40%
I make a point to be a guy / a girl.	4	3.31%
I make a point to be an outstanding example of a guy / a girl.	8	6.61%
I am gender confused at the moment.	0	0%
It is a massive deal to me - frequently on my mind.	5	4.13%
Its just a part of life... like having ears. It happens.	59	48.76%
Other	11	9.09%
Voters: 121. You may not vote on this poll

11-11-2011, 04:47 PM	#51
CaelestisPeste Core Member [143%] MBTI: INXP Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 5,735	I try my best. Gender traits are subjective, but I do what's beneficial and comforting that may seem a bit eccentric while trying to appear conservative; I try not to deviate too far from the standard.
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11-12-2011, 03:32 PM	#52
Zerkezhi Member [04%] MBTI: INTJ Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 178	Its just a part of life... like having ears. It happens. Though I am happy that I happened to be a guy…I'd hate to have to deal with menstruation, pregnancy, hormonal mood swings, cultural devaluation (well, not really around where I live but I take it it's still somewhat widely spread), etc.. When reduced to nothing but the biological&day-to-day level I find it much easier/less complicated to be a guy. (no offence or anything if someone is likely to take some for some reason)
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11-14-2011, 12:24 AM	#53
Blse Core Member [125%] MBTI: ENTJ Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 5,030	Eh, I could take it or leave it. There are certain things I envy in women, certain things I'm happy to be a guy, and many things I don't like in either. I prefer to mix and match the two as much as I can within the confines of what socially acceptable enough so as not get me into trouble (e.g. I have a women's Juicy Couture wallet but carry it in a black men's Coach bag that fits in wherever I go).
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