>>84553759
>Femoids What male specific characteristic you wish could have for one day?
TOTALLY NOT a penis OKAY?!

>>84553759
I wish, for one day, that I could have a penis

>>84553759
As a moid I can't really think of anything. Female "privilege" is largely just being treated like a child, which I hate having done to me.

>penis envy anon is at it again
GFTO!!!!

>>84553759
>pussy privilege
if it's just for one day, then the actual pussy desu

>>84553759
As a man I'd want female privilege for getting away for some really stupid shit.

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>>84553759
>male characteristics
I wish I could move in the world like men could. Now what do I mean by this? Id like to travel the world, but doing so as a woman is a very different experience. Where you have to worry about being attacked, adhering to cultural norms regarding not speaking too loud, not dressing a certain way, you have to be careful about not provoking anyone, or being at the wrong place at the wrong time and getting assaulted. In many places men are just the default humans.

I feel like traveling as a man must be a way better experience. There arent any places where you need to hide away, you can speak in public spaces and just chat with random guys, you dont have to worry as much about being attacked, and staying late doesn't have the same consequences for you.
>inb4 the west is catered to women
Im not talking about the west. I wish I could move and get companions around the world like a man could.
If I want to experience anything close to that myself, I have to travel with a man. Traveling alone could be fun as a woman, but its safer to do so with a man in alot of places.

>>84553897
I traveled in 120+ countries and your perception is quite a bit skewed.
>Where you have to worry about being attacked
I'd be stupid not to worry about this in Ecuador, Ethiopia or Cambodia. Men are the vast majority of street attacks, femanon. This is true in every single country in the world.
>adhering to cultural norms regarding not speaking too loud
This is kinda true, BUT, falling on the wrong side of the cultural norm comes with getting a beating as a man while as a woman you get verbally warned.
>not dressing a certain way
Hahahahahah. The challenges for a man are just different but equally intense.
Sure, I didn't get on the wrong side of the morality police for not wearing a hijab in Iran, but instead for having too high blue jeans. Yeah, sure that was better.
I didn't get on the wrong side of the sharia patrols in Iraq for not wearing a hijab but because I had too long hair and too bright-colored backpack. If I hadn't spoken a bit of arabic, I would've spent the night in jail.
>you have to be careful about not provoking anyone, or being at the wrong place at the wrong time and getting assaulted
you are delusional if you think this doesn't enter the calculation as a man traveling the world.
I'm less neurotic about the dangers now, but because I'm very experienced not because I have a dick.
>I wish I could move and get companions around the world like a man could
You have a very idealized view about the life of a male traveler. It's nowhere near as easy as you imagine.

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>>84553944
>I traveled in 120+ countries
Lucky you!
>Men are the vast majority of street attacks, femanon
True..
>The challenges for a man are just different but equally intense.
Regarding clothing? Not a chance. In like a fourth of the world revealing as much as a man could would give serious consequences.
>you are delusional if you think this doesn't enter the calculation as a man traveling the world.
Im not saying men shouldn't be wary just because they have a dick. Men make up the vast majority of attacks, but this also has something to do with the fact that men engage in criminal actions more, thus making them a target for enemies.
And im being generous here, traveling in large parts of the world as a woman is just hazardous especially without some man with you simply because getting assaulted is so common.
>You have a very idealized view about the life of a male traveler.
I agree, I came off a bit idealistic. But its true, moving around the world as a man is easier in alot of ways, I wish I was able to experience that ease. I want to visit Afghanistan as it has some terrific nature, but it just wouldn't work. Id like to be able to greet random guys and chat with them over som tea and get invited for dinner. But tea shops are catered to men, and so the cultures are likewise catered towards men. I just wouldn't be able to experience that. The highs are just so much higher when youre a dick haver

The only thing I want from being a foid is to know what it feels like to actually be treated as a human being instead of a meat cog.

>>84554189
What are you talking about, its the opposite way around, except meat hole. You'd just have insincere flattery from creepy guys that wanted to fuck you.

>>84554196
I'll take insincere flattery than being outright told my only value in life is to slave myself to death.

>>84553759
I'm moid. I guess I want a privilege and easymode in finding relationships like foids have. femcels doesn't exist

>>84554225
Just wear 4 inch lifts and you'll get treated better

>>84554058
>Regarding clothing? Not a chance
Did you miss the part I nearly went to jail for having the wrong color on my backpack and too long hair?
You're simply wrong. I travelled allover the muslim world. The modesty standards for men are different, but still rigid and rigorously applied.
In Jordan I got a fine for wearing shorts. It was 39 degrees celsius outside but they didn't give af. Shorts are haram.
In Singapore I got kicked out from a mall for being "indecent"
>but this also has something to do with the fact that men engage in criminal actions more, thus making them a target for enemies
Irrelevant nonsense in the context of this conversation.
The vast majority of tourists attacked are also men. Even in countries where female tourists are far more common (like Ghana). You're victim blaming atp.
>I agree, I came off a bit idealistic. But its true
No, it's not true. You're simply wrong.
>I want to visit Afghanistan as it has some terrific nature, but it just wouldn't work
I went there last fall. Crossed terrestrially from southern Tadjikistan and went to Mazari Sharif. Had to sleep in the police station because it was the only place that was marginally safe. When I told them that I want to see some nature they laughed and then strongly advised me not to step away from cities if I enjoy being alive. I took their advice instead of thinking like you that I could just do what I want in a place that fucked up.
>Id like to be able to greet random guys and chat with them over som tea and get invited for dinner
And get poisoned, like it happens routinely to (mostly male) tourists in South East Asia.
>But tea shops are catered to men
This is only really true in some Muslim countries. It's simply not true anywhere else. In fact, in Japan teahouses are foid coded.
>and so the cultures are likewise catered towards men
where are those cultures? So far I have visited zero countries whose cultures are pro-men the way the west is pro-women.
once again: you're simply wrong.

>>84554242
In already 6'4" anon. Height ain't gonna do shit.

>>84553759
I wish I had the male characteristic of charm. Everyone hates my ass

>>84554277
cant you just smile a lot for no reason?

>>84553759
>What female specific characteristic you wish could have for one day?
having troves of people of opposite gender begging for my attention in my dm's

childbirth
not being able get pregnant, but actually giving birth to a healthy baby
no, I'm not a tranny before you ask

>>84553759
If it's just for a day I wouldn't want female anything because it'd make it all the more depressing losing it again.

>>84553759
I want the female privilege of gender roles where women have to approach me and rizz me up to get in my pants. Same thing where I can be submissive and women have to be dominant.

>What male specific characteristic you wish could have for one day?
None.