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If you could be a teenage girl, what kind would you be?

Started by sysm29, September 10, 2010, 11:30:53 AM

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If you woke up tomorrow and were a teenage girl, what would you be like?

The ultimate girly girl, a cheerleader, or a beauty queen
16 (17.6%)
A jockette, a sporty kind of girl who's a bit of a tomboy
9 (9.9%)
A nonconformist, alternative girl who takes pride in being different
24 (26.4%)
Shy and sweet, kinda naive, a bookworm who likes being by herself
18 (19.8%)
A mixture of all four
24 (26.4%)

Total Members Voted: 57

clairezoey

whats ur problem? dont ever judge me. everyone is differents. i just like to be a bit playgirl. ya theres a risk to get beat up while mess up with jack ass guy...but its fun =)) risk are fun thou..hahahha
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Sarah Louise

Lets tone things down a bit, everyone has the right to their fantasies.

There are plenty of genetic girls who like to tease.

Personal attacks are not appropriate.

Sarah L.
Nameless here for evermore!;  Merely this, and nothing more;
Tis the wind and nothing more!;  Quoth the Raven, "Nevermore!!"
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Shynoir

Quote from: Sarah Louise on September 14, 2010, 01:09:33 PM
Lets tone things down a bit, everyone has the right to their fantasies.

There are plenty of genetic girls who like to tease.

Personal attacks are not appropriate.

Sarah L.

Sorry about that sarah, but that was a carry over from a previous discussion. I'm not the type to post anything hurtful or judge someone.

While it's true that that there are cisgirls who like to tease, changing into one just for that excitement is pure evil. Sorry again >.< I'm a very open minded "cute" thinking girl. Everything is all pretty and butterflies for me. However, claire's posts over a time managed to infuriate me. I'll ignore her posts and keep it to myself. no worries. :)
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Nicky

If I was a teenage girl, I would be me, but a teenager  ;D

So what is that, I would be non-conformist, openly lesbian as I am now. I would do well at school like I did the first time. Maybe dux this time considering I would not be as depressed as I was. I would like to be into drama too, and a maths geek.

I'd be the girl that stands up for those around her. Would get involved in youth helplines and support groups. Probably would not play sport except maybe rockclimbing and mt bking. I'd be the girl that takes her girl 'friends' out camping in a tent, or for sleep overs....I see no need to protect my virginity. Sex is good, virginity is over rated.

I would not tease the guys, that is not cool. Being under sway of hormones at that age can be agony. It can make you do stupid things you might regret. Having been through that I have a real sympathy for them. They don't need any more agrivation poor guys. Also when you think about it, it really gives women a bad name. We want our men to respect us, not get frustrated by us and feel like all women just want to mess with them. It could poison their future relationships with women.  Instead I would hang out with the guys and sometimes be one of the boys "dude, check her out, sooo hot!!".
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V M

I would probably the complexed, multifaceted girl that no-one could quite pin a label on and have a great time enjoying my youth  :icon_chick:
The main things to remember in life are Love, Kindness, Understanding and Respect - Always make forward progress

Superficial fanny kissing friends are a dime a dozen, a TRUE FRIEND however is PRICELESS


- V M
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Hermione01

Quote from: clairezoey on September 14, 2010, 01:04:45 PM
whats ur problem? dont ever judge me. everyone is differents. i just like to be a bit playgirl. ya theres a risk to get beat up while mess up with jack ass guy...but its fun =)) risk are fun thou..hahahha

Excuse me? That's exactly what you did when you joined, calling people ugly and telling them not to transition.  :-\

I know plenty of Thai's, guys and girls, and visited the country twice, so please don't use 'lost in translation' excuse for rudeness.  Manners and etiquette is as important to Thai's as it is to most people in the world.
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glendagladwitch

Well if I can be ANY kind I want, then I'd be the kind with super powers and lots of money.
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Lacey Lynne

#47
Quote from: glendagladwitch on September 15, 2010, 11:21:08 PM
Well if I can be ANY kind I want, then I'd be the kind with super powers and lots of money.

Love it!  In real life, Paris Hilton comes pretty close to being that.  Her antics amused and entertained me to no end when she was really boogeying bigtime.  I thought, "You, GO, Girl!"  Rich, cute, young ... sigh ... dream on, dream on ... !    :D

Your avatar?  The actress (Billie Burke, I believe) who actually played that character in the Wizard of Oz in real life had quite the excellent life.  Love that avatar.   

@ Nicky:

Girl, I way love your description.  Rock ... ON!  I could so relate to that kind of girl. 
Believe.  Persist.  Arrive.    :D



Julie Vu (Princess Joules) Rocks!  "Hi, Sunshine Sparkle Faces!" she says!
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pretty pauline

Well Im now a married woman at 52, but I started my transition when I was a teenager at 16, in them early days I was very much the ultimate girly girl which my Mam wanted at the time, wearing frills, bows and lots of pink, but sadly I never got to be a cheerleader, it was a time in my transition I really enjoyed, but time moves on, Im now an older woman, who likes fashion and all things feminine.
p
If your going thru hell, just keep going.
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Shynoir

I chose: shy and sweet, kinda naive, a bookworm who likes being by herself.

That wouldn't completely define me though. For me it is not a fantasy, but rather something that is bound to happen in due time. Although I am 21 years old, I really haven't aged much since I hit 16. Neither physically nor in mind. Right now, I'm still recovering from being closed away in a shell. That alone will take a while, at least three more years I figure. However, when I do manage to transition I would still be myself, really. That is pretty much shy, sweet, sometimes playful, and often prefer to be myself with a book or a PC game. I'm kind of a freelance web developer so things would still be the same at home, except for being more honest with myself and my family. I'm not much into relationships because I already have something that can't be found in love. A platonic, unconditional love with my other half. That alone is my happiness, and so it is her's as well.

Being pretty enough to look at is somewhat important for me, but I'm not too worried there. However, my worry lies in my hair loss. My hair so thin that whenever I comb them, several of them end up breaking out from their roots. Well, something I have to let finasteride work on. One thing I would definitely do is continue my education in a brick-and-mortar college. I may have built a shell around me over a time, but once it is broken... I really wouldn't have anymore reason to be afraid of being around people. I would love to have some real-life friends. :D

Alternatively: From a fantasy perspective everything would be the same as all the above. If only I knew about the effects of HRT when I was ten years old. Then I'd still have all my beautiful hair and be worry free. How awful is this genetic hair loss? Yes, even mother is balding. ^^'
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NikkiJ

I often think I'd be a goth girl, I would have loved that.
Better watch out for the skin deep - The Stranglers
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Lyric



I actually was the naive bookworm, though a boy. But at heart I was a nonconformist, though. I think they can have more fun than anybody, really. While the cheerleader, the jockette and even the bookworm worry constantly about fitting into assumed social limits, the nonconformist is more free to wear what she wants, hang out with who she wants and do what she wants (not that any teenager really feels all that free). I'd be wearing a different wacky hairdo and outfit every day. I'd also constantly try to corrupt those in the other 3 categories (especially the bookworms).
"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life." - Steve Jobs
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K8

Presenting male, I was nerdy and earnest and unsure and an underachiever.

Perhaps if I had been able to present female I would have been nerdy and earnest and confident and driven to excel. :)

- Kate
Life is a pilgrimage.
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Lacey Lynne

Quote from: Lyric on September 17, 2010, 11:47:31 AM


I actually was the naive bookworm, though a boy. But at heart I was a nonconformist, though. I think they can have more fun than anybody, really. While the cheerleader, the jockette and even the bookworm worry constantly about fitting into assumed social limits, the nonconformist is more free to wear what she wants, hang out with who she wants and do what she wants (not that any teenager really feels all that free). I'd be wearing a different wacky hairdo and outfit every day. I'd also constantly try to corrupt those in the other 3 categories (especially the bookworms).

Yes, indeedy!  I love it!  Agree one-hundred percent!    :D
Believe.  Persist.  Arrive.    :D



Julie Vu (Princess Joules) Rocks!  "Hi, Sunshine Sparkle Faces!" she says!
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Miniar

Personally, I prefer the girls who're intelligent, capable of holding a serious conversation, and able to have fun doing geeky, childish, or interesting things.
I really have no patience for the flirtatious, skimpy-clothed, bubble-gum-girl. They bore me.

So yeah, to them book-worms...

Well sexy!



"Everyone who has ever built anywhere a new heaven first found the power thereto in his own hell" - Nietzsche
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Nicky

Totally agree,
the geeks will inherit the earth!
Librarians are hot.

I love the comedian Margaret Cho, I saw her in an interview and she was saying how she loves her women really butch...
check this out:


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niamh

Why not just be yourself? :-) That's what I am being. And I love not being a teenager. Everyone wishes they could go back to being a teen again but the truth of the matter is that it's a very confusing and rough time even for the most cis-gendered, middle-classed, privileged kids. And be stuck in school again with hundreds of other moody kids? Nah, that period of my life is over and I'm happy to see it gone. Doesn't mean though that you can't play the naughty schoolgirl at the Halloween ball  >:-)
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Cruelladeville

I have to fess-up to having a weak spot for the kinda teens Juliette Lewis played... :P



And she kicks arse in her latest movie to....Whip It....

(So yep I defo would have been that type of girlie kiddo)

As an aside...

I got expelled from school right at the (very) end for growing ma hair too long and challenging the arcane system, answering back to the Deputy Head...so I ripped-off ma senior-prefect badge, undid the school tie rolled it and chucked it at the stage too... and then walked...

In front of the whole school assembly and just kept walking to the whistles, cackles and cheers....

(I done the exams so really had little to loose)....

But the bombastic red face of that head teacher was priceless.....
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Sada

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Katelyn Alexandra

I selected "Shy and sweet, kinda naive, a bookworm who likes being by herself", but would like to a combination of that and "A nonconformist, alternative girl who takes pride in being different". However, with slight alterations. I wouldn't really choose to be naive (even though I am), and I'd rather take pride in being myself than being different. Being different is good, and I would take pride in it if I was, but not if I was only being different for the sake of being different. I'd rather be different where I want to be, and conformist where I want to be.
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