You're the only man/woman left on earth with the other gender - what would you miss most?

a reply to: halfoldman

i don't hang around with guys for the most part. when i do, its forced interaction. but the guys in this area aren't deep thinkers....so the conversational potential is limited.

a reply to: halfoldman

I would miss society. There would be no infrastructure once the people who keep it together disappear.

a reply to: halfoldman

silence woman

just kiddin

or not

if u were the only man you should be buddies with Tina The straight woman to lesbian turner
forget man

If I was the last man on earth

I would be the king.

I would miss the civilized wold.

If I was the only woman for the first time would be breaking into places where all the weapons and ammo were and hold out somewhere.

Be just my luck the first woman i woke up next to would be Caitlyn Jenner .

a reply to: halfoldman

It's a heterosexual scream-dream: I wish I was the only woman left on earth with all the men!

a reply to: MimiSia
Yeah sure, and the hypothetical question goes for both genders.

I just wasn't quite sure whether women actually talk or think like that in their peer group.

Judging by the press and academic gender studies it seems women already have to deal with unwanted sexual attention from males, even in a world with billions of other women.
Then, increasingly the female sex is seen as biologically normative, and the very existence of the male gender requires explanation.

But interesting, and of course I can't speak for an embodiment I wasn't born as (and although I'm bisexual orientation, I wouldn't change being male for the world), but can raise the question for both genders.

I'd miss NOTHING! I'd be way TOO busy serving all of the NEEDS of my beloved sisters!

a reply to: halfoldman



the problem is sperm scarcity I read so much about lately about impotence (is that the word?)
all this polluted world

is like males are becoming weaker??

ok I am bi

but I know gay woman

and they enjoy everything male

like i can not imagine this world without u guys.. omg guys are awesome

(so just because a woman is gay it doesnt mean they dont enjoy male company)

lol I have no idea what i said

or why the hell i said it

wait sorry i will come back to this


ok here it is

Yeah sure, and the hypothetical question goes for both genders. (what question)

I just wasn't quite sure whether women actually talk or think like that in their peer group. (sorry can u elaborate?)

Judging by the press and academic gender studies it seems women already have to deal with unwanted sexual attention from males, even in a world with billions of other women.
Then, increasingly the female sex is seen as biologically normative, and the very existence of the male gender requires explanation.

(what does this mean sorry)

But interesting, and of course I can't speak for an embodiment I wasn't born as (and although I'm bisexual orientation, I wouldn't change being male for the world), but can raise the question for both genders.

(what?)

a reply to: MimiSia
Thanks, well my thread title is a question for both genders.

I won't deny that there are masculine women, and feminine men (whatever their sexual orientation), and no problem with that, but broadly speaking there's still a difference to me, and not quite the same as having other men around.
The difference could be apparent at the urinal for example - not sure why, but men are more collective about their bodies, and less shy (maybe I'm wrong).

On the male gender requiring explanation, there's a lot of studies (which could be considered politically incorrect if aimed at human women).
Here's a recent one: www.foxnews.com...
Why does my gender need explanation?

Are we some kind of biological deformity that requires explanation by dint of birth?
Imagine applying such studies to individual race groups.

a reply to: halfoldman

Are we some kind of biological deformity that requires explanation by dint of birth?
Imagine applying such studies to individual race groups.


lol this is why ET's laugh so hard when they observe us

I still don't know what or why I am saying this sorry.. just an instinc

ok what is your orientation

a reply to: halfoldman

I am sorry if i am offending you or not

I have a feeling that I haven't offended you

a reply to: MimiSia
Currently I'd say my orientation is bisexual.
A bit rusty though in a practical sense (LOL), but I can find people of both genders attractive.

I'm not offended whatsoever, and thanks for the chat.

Just to add though, I find male company very important.
Not in a sexual or romantic sense, but more about a sensibility like camaraderie, loyalty and going through stuff together, and one comes out stronger at the end.
I'm not sure if that's a "born" thing, or how my generation of men were socialized from boyhood.

a reply to: halfoldman

lol this is why ET's laugh so hard when they observe us

this comment means

that ETs laught at us for rasism

when we are so fundamentaly differen as female and males

meaning a black ond a white woman(sorry to skip the offendig label ) have more in common then

white woman with white man

a reply to: halfoldman

lol a bi conclusion

me yes I am bi

yes I rather be ...../ with male that has balls ( lol not literally is not about your manhood male ats'rs)

but I am looking for intellect

if I cant find it

then at least there is a mental challenge to chase after a woman

ok like i read this as you are a ox man that wants his woman

now i read as you are bi

and prefer to be perhaps gay? why I am i so confused lol

a reply to: MimiSia
Well some research questions are more acceptable at various times.
Posing questions on race are a bit taboo at the moment, so why is it OK to question the existence and purpose of the male gender?
I'm not saying we should study this or that, I'm just noticing that the manner in which male bodies and brains are treated borders on historical "racism" or eugenics.

a reply to: MimiSia
Gender is always confusing.
Human identities, relationships and bodies are very complex.

Wow, for a chit-chat forum thread, we actually ended up in quite a serious discussion.
Great stuff.

a reply to: halfoldman

Don't mind me..

If you were the only man you would end up strapped to a machine pumped full of viagra and milked.
Not in any good way either.