Mine is using mens bathrooms and wearing boring men's clothes.

Not being a bio woman. Period.  And yes I would love to have them, too.

Being treated like one.

"Why would you ever want to wear a dress?" - My mom

It's the women's privilege thing. Bio girls take their power for granted. They have alot of power, they just don't admit it.

Being over weight, especially right now during transition.I also hate the expectation to fight people & to be a jerk,uncareing,closed off

Erections, and being looked at as a potential "threat" (sexual or otherwise).

~Kate~

Superficially: Body hair

More substantially: The way others see me as a guy and instantly have a whole set of assumptions and expectations about me which they wouldn't if they saw me as a woman.

All excellent replies.

I particulary agree with kelley - I am so jealous of the power of a beatiful woman and not being included in their nuturing friendships/clubs.

I also particulary agree with the the points made by Dana W, Kate and Leiandra - being treated like a typical masculine man when deep down you're not.

Body Hair (I'm the family silverback; I grow my own sweaters.)
Boring Clothes
Societal Roles
Men's public restrooms (Geez, were these guys raised in zoos?)

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on November 18, 2008, 10:03:10 AM
Men's public restrooms (Geez, were these guys raised in zoos?)

Not to disagree --- but I have had to clean some ladies rooms that well...  UGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I realize sitting to peeshould not be messy... but I have heard that many squat above the seat, and well it goes everywhere.  And as neat as some women are... they do not clean up for the next one..... who then squats and makes the mess worse. 

Then I would come in at the end of the day and CRIKEY that sucked...

Daisy

Being misunderstood and mistaken for a homosexual.

i HATE  being  a bio male and EVERYTHING that goes with it !!!

Being expected to act like a Neanderthal most of the time.

No natural beauty.

Not being a part of the social network that women take for granted.

The heavy load of responsibility that I am expected to bear.

Testosterone and other hormones, and their accompanying body hair, body shape, and aggression.

Quote from: Emme on November 18, 2008, 01:32:25 PM
The only way I can do that now is if someone strings me up and beats me like a pinata.

Now there's a visual I didn't really need.

facial hair, height, male reproductive organ, adamns apple and deepened voice box

being expected to be tough and not to show emotion

What do I hate most?

That I have to think about gender. That I can't just feel normal. That I can't just be me.

Amanda

Being stuck in a form that isn't acceptable by me or by others.  At least as an MtF.

Quote from: Janet Lynn on November 18, 2008, 03:35:55 PM
Being stuck in a form that isn't acceptable by me or by others.  At least as an MtF.

See, that's the odd thing about being an androgyne. Everyone but me finds the form acceptable.