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"I'd Be a Woman Just to Know What Sex Feels Like" – Men Share 10 Surprising Answers

Szőke Angéla3 min read
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1. Absolutely Not

No way. Absolutely not. Even though I’m gay, I love my muscles, my beard, my deep voice. My broad shoulders, chest, and of course my manhood and balls. It’s funny—people have asked me this many times, probably because I’m gay, but surprisingly, I love being a man.

2. A Social Experiment

The only situation I could imagine is as part of a social experiment. Like when someone is disguised as a person of color or overweight to experience discrimination firsthand. I’d be a woman for a few days to understand the challenges and biases they face—if I was guaranteed to switch back to being a man right after.

3. Curiosity

I’d try it just to find out what sex feels like for women. I’ve always been curious because in sex, men are the ones with women, not the other way around—if that makes sense. I want to know what it’s like when “they do it to me” and hopefully become a better lover.

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4. One Thing

My wife and I often joke about whether getting kicked in the balls or giving birth hurts more. So I’d try the last week of pregnancy and childbirth just to settle the debate.

5. A Gift

When I was 11, I started playing with my mom’s makeup and trying on her clothes and shoes. If you’d asked me before I was 20, I’d have said yes—I wanted to be a woman. But now I’m older and have changed. I love men and I’m a masculine-looking man, but I don’t think I’m a woman inside or want to be one. I’m good just the way I am.

6. The Advantage

Yes, I’d be a woman! I’d have men pay for my drinks, trips, everything, then charm some clueless millionaire, get an abortion, fake a miscarriage, and take half his fortune—just like my ex-wife did to me. Then I wouldn’t work, just enjoy life. Maybe I’d even afford to switch back to being a man.

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7. Never

Not for an hour. Women seem ruled by hormones and emotions, unable to make what I’d call rational decisions. That sounds tough. I’m glad to skip menstruation and also pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding. Then menopause to top it off—no thanks. Just thinking about it is exhausting.

8. Revenge

Great idea! I’d do it for an hour just to get back at my unbearable sister who made my childhood miserable. I was raised that as a man, I can’t hit a woman—so as a woman, I’d finally get my revenge.

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9. Understanding

Yes, for several months. I want to understand women better, something I can’t do as a man. I want to know what they think about, what they talk about, what happens when they go to the bathroom together. What they think of us men—beyond us being pigs—especially when they’re in love. Where they get the energy to handle everything at home. How they support each other when a friend needs it. I want to learn how these amazing creatures work, because honestly, we don’t deserve them.

10. The Curves

Maybe just a few hours, but I’d spend that time touching my breasts and pleasuring myself. Finally, I’d understand how to stimulate the clitoris and use that knowledge to give every woman the greatest pleasure possible!

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