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.

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 

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...

QuoteWould 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)

 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.

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*