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If I was a man.. [Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a member of the opposite sex? What do you think life would be like?] When I think about it, I hesitate between two options. At first, I wonder how could my life have turned out, if I was a man. I could live in another country. I could have more freedom, make more money, have another social circle or even political views. But then another thought pops into my head. What if all these dreams and ambitions don't depend on gender? What if I don't change my life drastically only because I'm afraid of change? Maybe I don't want to rush into it, because I appreciate my current way of living: my family, job, friends, appearance. Or maybe I believe that changes will require a lot of efforts, much more than I can provide today. So, if leave aside all other variables like character, health or parents' social and material standing, I'm coming to understand that my life doesn't really depend on my gender. Most likely I would make the same decisions, communicate with almost similar people, choose the same profession and finally become practically the same person regardless of sex or gender. And I like it.

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If I was ("were" is technically grammatically correct here, but a lot of native English speakers would use "was" here also, so either is fine for a casual discussion) a man..

[Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a member of the opposite sex? What do you think life would be like?]

When I think about it, I hesitate between two options.
At first, I wonder how could my life could have turned out, if I was a man. I could live in another country. I could have more freedom, make more money, have be in another social circle or even have different political views.

But then another thought pops into my head. What if all these dreams and ambitions don't depend on gender? What if the reason I don't change my life drastically is only because I'm afraid of change? Maybe I don't want to rush into it, because I appreciate my current way of living: my family, job, friends, appearance. Or maybe I believe that changes will require a lot of efforts, much more than I can provide today

So, if leave aside all other variables like character, health or my parents' social and material standing, I'm coming I come to understand that my life doesn't really depend on my gender. Most likely, I would make the same decisions, communicate with almost similar people, choose the same profession, and finally become practically the same person regardless of sex or gender. And I like it.

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