A cure?

[insideontheoutside]

For me, that switch to flip would have had to happen while I was still in the womb and then what I would have wanted to happen was to just come out 100% male.

[snevitje]

Rationally I know I'd be better off, better at that "living" business, without this fairly disabling gender dysphoria. I don't even have a real sense of gender identity one way or the other... I don't believe my personality would be "inferior" in some way if it were ok with inhabiting a male body. And yet ~ I can't imagine actually wanting to be that person-that-is-fine-being-a-guy. It might still be me, but with a very important-to-me dream gone. Though if I could keep that dream and just not feel bad about my body any more, sign me up! It'd make waiting for this HRT lull to end much easier. First post 

[Noah James]

I honestly don't know how to respond to this question. I don't think I'm a girl, so if I suddenly could make it so I thought I was one... wouldn't that change more than just the GD? I can't imagine a life in which I'd actually feel as though I was supposed to be a girl...

[Felix]

Would I become a sad potato couch monster drinking beer, farting and watching porn?

Sad potato couch monsters FTW!

(for the record, I don't actually own a couch, and I'm not sad or a potato. I might be a monster)

[Kelly J. P.]

 If there were to be a cure, then the answer could really only be best-answered from a strategic standpoint, as the subjective influences would really amount to nothing if the cure was administered. I would probably prefer to be female, and remain as I was. I believe that it makes me a better person, that I have a lot to learn from it, and that it is... my destiny, if you can call it that. It is right.

[Felix]

Anybody seen the second Wizard of Oz movie? That thing had a couch monster in it. That moose-headed thing. Used to scare me to death.

Wasn't as bad as the wheelers, though. *shudder*