Seriously tho
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Tablesalt[OP]
20.05.2022 16:41
LinkIt’s literally scientifically proven
Tablesalt[OP]
20.05.2022 17:05
LinkTired of seeing dumb middle school boys making this argument
Didn't know this, and that may be true as far as immediate pain but being kicked in the balls doesn't last for a week as far as I'm aware
So its like, less pain for periods, but extended
unless I'm dumb and you're saying periods are worse?? I'm confuzzled
Would you rather
“Ow my balls kinda hurt”
Or
“ AAAAAFGGGJHGGH ONG MY GID WHYYHY” for a whole week
😊😊😊😊
My brother tells me to stop whining and get over it because it "probably doesn't even hurt that bad"💀💀
idk.. i feel like slightly intense momentary pain is a feeling that women will never be able to comprehend... i mean the worst they've been through is shedding an organ every month, enduring crippling agony for weeks that can render them unable to move, heavily bleeding out of their bodies, but during that time still continue their everyday lives like there's not the constant sensation of a knife being twisted in their uterus...
That's why male gym teachers suck /neg /srs
Though there are a few rare ones that can empathize with girls' pain, they mostly have no consideration of periods. Though I don't think girls should be fully excused for being on their periods (unless they're literally immobilized or throwing up,) they should definitely not be blamed for not using their full effort in activities, especially running.
One time in PE when I was on my period, we were playing dodgeball but some guys were screwing around so the whole class was punished and we all had to go run laps. (yay.) Running was so agonizing that I literally ran like 2 feet before crumpling to the blacktop in excruciating pain. At that point, I'd decided I would just walk instead of run. Then my friend told me anyone who walked had to stay after school to wash tables in the cafeteria. So I forced myself up to my feet and tried to complete the lap with all my spirit. I... just ended up half galloping while clutching my uterus, crying aggressively.
It was humiliating because at that point I was the only one left running and everyone else was waiting on me so they could go inside. I genuinely expected for the athletic guys to start making fun of me, but they just watched in silence, probably either shocked or horrified. I'm pretty sure they realized that I was genuinely suffering, but couldn't show pity or concern out of pride. Even the (male) gym teacher didn't make sure I was okay. In fact, I think he was so guilty he didn't want to even look at me.
I was mad, but?? I mean?? i probably wouldn't have cared as much if he'd showed an ounce of concern smh.