/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I can speculate on some of it, but ultimately that would be a different person and not me.

- My sister was given the name that would have been given to me (except, of course, I was born with a ponos, surprising my parents and the doctors), so I'd have her name. I'd probably hate it just like I hate the name I was given in real life.
- I take after my father in terms of physical appearance to an extreme degree (looking at photos of him my age is disturbing). My sister takes after my father in physical appearance as well for the most part, so I'd probably be a somewhat taller, lighter-haired and paler skinned copy of my sister. She's cute, so that's okay. I wonder if the red-brown in my beard hair would manifest somewhere, or if my hair would just be the brown of the hair on top of my head?
- Every last bit of bad genetics I have is more likely to be passed on to a female than a male, so probably no exemptions.
- My personality probably would have developed along the same lines. None of the root causes would be any different if I had been born a girl than a guy. I can only imagine my moodiness to get worse with the added hormonal imbalances of a menstrual cycle.

The rest is beyond speculation. There's no way to know how my life would have worked out differently with me female. Hell, there's no way to know if I would even still like girls.

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Some individual posters that can be identified, by posting style or name or whatever else, I consider acquaintances at best.
But if you know nothing at all about someone, not even if the person who replies to you when you reply to them is still that same person, how can you call that someone a friend?

This is my belief. At least, for now.