1. Not being expected to act masculine
2. Being called things like 'cute' and 'pretty
3. Dresses and skirts
4. Hose and tights (especially sheer/silky ones)
5. High heels
6. Makeup
7. Mani/pedis
8. Jewelry especially dangling earrings
9. Low-rise, Skinny jeans
10. That awkward first bra buying experience
11. My own breast
12. Being told I need to put on a bra
13. Worrying if my boobs look even
14. Boobs getting in the way
15. Running with boobs
16. Worrying about your bra showing through your thin t-shirts
17. Doing my hair every morning
18. Inappropriately short dresses
19. Waking up an extra hour early, just to straighten or curl your hair with an iron
20. Bikinis, tankinis, one piece bathing suits
21. Shaving your legs
22. Waxing
23. Hormones
24. Getting emotional
25. Floor length formal gowns
26. Worrying about your mascara smudging
27. Boys
28. Getting inappropriate looks from guys
29. Being thought of as a sex object
30. Being pressured by guys wanting to have sex with you
31. Being hated by other girls because they think you are prettier than them
32. Guys getting nervous just talking to you
33. Having guys get turned on just because you are talking to them
34. Guys getting turned on just because of what you're wearing
35. Slutty Halloween costumes
36. Getting treated like a princess
37. Shoe Shopping
38. Shopping at Victoria's Secret
39. Any clothes shopping
40. Being called miss
41. Getting out of speeding tickets
42. Being feminine
43. First dates with wonderful, sweet straight guys
44. Meeting his parents and having them gush over you and tell you how beautiful you are
45. Being daddy's little girl
46. Having to sit down to use the toilet
47. Running for Homecoming Queen
48. Prom
49. Men hold doors open for you
50. Being judged for having guy friends
51. Not expected to be as strong as boys
52. Wanting to murder the girl that is flirting with your crush
53. Flirting with another girls man
54. Valentine's Day
55. Being told you're beautiful
56. Cheerleading tryouts
57. Using the girls bathroom
58. Less body hair
59. Sugar daddies
60. Thigh gap
61. Worrying about your looks
62. Worrying about your weight
63. Mood swings
64. Getting the last word
66. Being some guy's arm candy
67. Hair salon appointments
68. Crying over a sad movie
69. Gushing over romantic movies
70. Crushing on every teen movie male lead actor
71. Romantic dates
72. Not having to pay during dates
73. Getting caught by your friend, making out in a dark movie theater with her older brother
74. Being sexualized
75. Guys undressing you with their eyes
76. Older men getting turned on looking at you
77. Getting eye-screwed just walking through the mall
78. Boyfriends
79. Being envied by other girls
80. Boyfriend problems
81. The possibility of being a mom (adoption is a great thing)
82. Hair styles. How many different ways can girl swear their hair? Like a gabillion zillion infinity
83. Girls grow into women
84. Girls can wear pants or dresses and look awesome in both
85. Spa Day
86. Free dinners
87. Men sweat, girls glow ((Sweat is sexy on girls)
88. Sugar daddies
89. Muscular men
90. Not having a penis
91. Having a vagina
92. You can play with boobies all day
93. When a girl collects stuffed animals it's cute
94. You can run "like a girl" and not get laughed at.
95. You can get a guy to change his mind just by pulling up your skirt a bit
96. A girl can wear her boyfriends clothes and it's sexy, but if a guy trys to wear. . .
97. Marriage (getting to be so guys wife)
98. No more boners
99. Being able to be experience vaginal sex
100. Se x
101. Knowing I'm finally in the right body
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Why do you love being or wish you could be a girl?
Leave your readings in the comments.
Bonus reasons:
* When girls get hit between the legs, they shake it off and keep going
* Girls don't have to worry about hiding erections at inappropriate times
* The less you wear, the more popular you become
* Multiple Orgasms
* You can have sex anytime, anywhere, with anyone you want (guys are easy to convince)
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101 Reasons Why I Want To Be A Girl
Short StoryThe character writing this book is a fictional character I created but some of his reasons for wanting to be a girl are based on conversations I have had with several real gender dysphoric teen males. Some of them come from a list of responses from...
