[Kazanne]

Some things are personal,not all of us want to broadcast our sex lives,are you a mate of Jays,LOL,go get some of your own then you will find out

[brian3]

Originally Posted by chuck.pass

Men can't even handle a cold,. let alone a childbirth.

and next on stand up comedy 101. The washing machine always eats 1 sock

[arista]

Originally Posted by Grimnir

Is the pain during childbirth really THAT bad?
Could men take the pain more easily?
Sure, it probably does hurt somewhat, but is it excruciating?
Think of girls on a rollercoaster...they all scream.....why?
Are they over exaggerating their fear?
Guys don't scream like a banshee do they
What about women who are into bondage and S&M, can they handle the pain better?
How about the "period", is that over exaggerated too? Maybe its just used as an excuse to be angry and vent steam to their partners
Does culture have any relevance? Do some cultures feel the pain more than others or is it universal?

Yes and the women that are Stressed at birth time , can get the Pain 50 times more.

Having a baby in water is best.



Life In The City.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by lostalex

It's been proven over an over again that women have a higher threshhold of pain than men, and more recently it's been shown that men also have weaker immune systems and get sick more often and for longer periods of time. Also, Women live longer.

All evidence points to the fact that WOMEN are stronger than MEN.

*Faints*


You are 100% correct. It HAS been proven over and over again.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

*Faints*


You are 100% correct. It HAS been proven over and over again.

They may live longer
but can not serve on our Front Line Army
Thats a Mans Job.

[Roy Mars III]

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by arista

They may live longer
but can not serve on our Front Line Army
Thats a Mans Job.

[ChristmasNeeve]

This thread is hilarious

[Sam:)]

ewwh Im having flashbacks of my mam telling me I tore from her V to her A!
My Science Teacher told us its not much worse than pulling muscles

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sam:)

ewwh Im having flashbacks of my mam telling me I tore from her V to her A!
My Science Teacher told us its not much worse than pulling muscles

[Vicky.]

Imagine S**tting a watermelon, while having agonizing stomach cramps. Also imagine that whilst s**tting the watermelon, it tears your arsehole wide open...

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Sam:)

ewwh Im having flashbacks of my mam telling me I tore from her V to her A!
My Science Teacher told us its not much worse than pulling muscles

I'm guessing your science teacher never had a baby then? Or else had a section

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Sam:)

ewwh Im having flashbacks of my mam telling me I tore from her V to her A!
My Science Teacher told us its not much worse than pulling muscles

When were you told this: in Primary 1 or Primary 2? Teachers aren't into scaring the young kiddiewinkies at such a tender age.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by arista

They may live longer
but can not serve on our Front Line Army
Thats a Mans Job.

[Grimnir]

i remember reading once that the reason women suffer pain in childbirth is because we became erect

if women still went around on all fours the pain would be a lot less

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Grimnir

i remember reading once that the reason women suffer pain in childbirth is because we became erect

if women still went around on all fours the pain would be a lot less

I actually burst out laughing at the randomness of this comment

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Grimnir

i remember reading once that the reason women suffer pain in childbirth is because we became erect

if women still went around on all fours the pain would be a lot less

It's certainly true if men didn't become erect, women wouldn't have to go through childbirth

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Grimnir

i remember reading once that the reason women suffer pain in childbirth is because we became erect

if women still went around on all fours the pain would be a lot less

Ach don't be so bloody stupid. If we went around on all fours, how the hell are we meant to reach the cooker.

Pfft... men. They really never think of the practicalites of life.

[Photon]

Well it depends on what you're talking about. For example, when discussing sex, men have been found to over exaggerate their number of partners, sexual encounters, etc. Women do the exact opposite. This issue is also why men were long considered to account for the vast majority of adulterers. Though, thanks to society slowly deciding that sex isn't the root of all evil, more women are confident about their sexuality and such studies are becoming slightly more even as time goes on. Awww yeah

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by Photon

Well it depends on what you're talking about. For example, when discussing sex, men have been found to over exaggerate their number of partners, sexual encounters, etc. Women do the exact opposite. This issue is also why men were long considered to account for the vast majority of adulterers. Though, thanks to society slowly deciding that sex isn't the root of all evil, more women are confident about their sexuality and such studies are becoming slightly more even as time goes on. Awww yeah

Ah yes, the Rule of Three

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Imagine S**tting a watermelon, while having agonizing stomach cramps. Also imagine that whilst s**tting the watermelon, it tears your arsehole wide open...

Thats why having a baby in water is best.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

Thats why having a baby in water is best.

Yes its meant to help a lot.

But at the end of the day, its still...s**tting a watermelon basically. Water or no water

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Yes its meant to help a lot.

But at the end of the day, its still...s**tting a watermelon basically. Water or no water

How do you know
have you had one in Water?
with respect

[Tom]

Originally Posted by Ninastar

I'm pretty sure anyone would complain if they had to wait for their vagina to stretch to 10 cm's wide, push out a 7lb baby and then go through the after birth.

The head of a baby is designed to squash down and then 'fix' itself when it comes out

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

How do you know
have you had one in Water?
with respect

Nope, never had one full stop

Have heard stories though, and apparently waterbirths are quicker and less painful