Think like a "man" or women"

[jolo]

I hope that this doesn't offend anyone, as I am writing this to understand pre and post op TS.

In many ways, in the past few decades, there seems that there is a move to have us think that in the human community, that "women" and "men" think totally alike and it is sociological/cultural differences that shape the differences.
In the work/professional world, when it comes to abilities and talents, those differences are about individuals, not sexual differences (although, I am a man that prefers women health providers).

But, there are usually are inherent differences in the sexes that go back to caveman days. I am not going to illicit my opinion on what they are, but I am curious about this question for those courageous enough to have taken the TS plunge :
As a Pre or Post Op TS, do you feel that you "think" differently or do you still "think" like a man or "think" more like a "women".

Jon

[smc]

Originally Posted by jolo

I hope that this doesn't offend anyone, as I am writing this to understand pre and post op TS.

In many ways, in the past few decades, there seems that there is a move to have us think that in the human community, that "women" and "men" think totally alike and it is sociological/cultural differences that shape the differences.
In the work/professional world, when it comes to abilities and talents, those differences are about individuals, not sexual differences (although, I am a man that prefers women health providers).

But, there are usually are inherent differences in the sexes that go back to caveman days. I am not going to illicit my opinion on what they are, but I am curious about this question for those courageous enough to have taken the TS plunge :
As a Pre or Post Op TS, do you feel that you "think" differently or do you still "think" like a man or "think" more like a "women".

Jon

I recommend you do some searching. These issues have been discussed many, many times on this site.

[jolo]

Originally Posted by smc

I recommend you do some searching. These issues have been discussed many, many times on this site.

Thanks.

Feel free to delete the topic.

Jon

[Amy]

I think like.... me.

If I'd been born a girl I guess I'd have been considered pretty tomboyish. But I couldn't say if I think in more masculine or feminine ways.

[jolo]

Originally Posted by Amy

I think like.... me.

Now that's a cool answer.