I don't know if op will read this but I figured I'd put it in anyway in case this thread comes back up.
>>1 Yeah the difference in genders definitely gives everyone an involuntary different view on the opposite sex. It's like when you see a girl and guy the same age together a lot you just automatically wonder if they're a couple. I think that the ideas of love and sex just make it hard in general to be able to get close as friends to the opposite sex. I guess all you can do is find the right kind of croud with your kind of views on this.
As for genders themselves, you're obviously born one of them so if anything it simplifies which one to refer yourself as if you can't decide, but I think that being on the border is a good thing. You get to see both worlds, whereas for most people the two worlds are both very very different, and I guess we just naturally assume that they should be as seperate as they are now. But I think it's great, being able to see everyone as equal, although I guess it doesn't work that simply though. Also, just wondering but does this mean that you're bisexual?
But I've thought in a very similar way to one of the things you said. As a guy I just don't talk to girls much and I kind of wish that it was a lot easier to. And I bet that just by reading that you would assume that I meant something to do with love or sex or getting a girlfriend or whatever, which is the problem because I could care less about that stuff for now. I want to just be able to see everyone equally, and not have some factors like gender getting in the way of it. Is that the kind of way you're thinking?