Anonymous #1 1d

What I’m saying is the most post they will ever experience is the squeezing of the hand because men would die if they gave birth, they can’t handle that much pain

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Anonymous OP 1d

We are talking about the same demographic that has historically made up the vast majority of soldiers and to this day still occupy the most hazardous and painful professions on the planet. I don’t think the male’s ability to tolerate pain is really at question here.

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Anonymous #1 1d

Women can put up with more pain. As labour is the most pain a human can go through. And I wish men would STFU about being kicked in the balls. That’s nothing compared to pushing a full human out of a small hole.

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Anonymous OP 1d

How is this pain measured? There has never once been an accurate way to quantify pain. This means that there has never once been a way to measure how painful childbirth is. Which also means that it is purely anecdotal. The consensus amongst women about the pain of child birth vs war injuries is limited at best since the number of women that go to war is still miniscule. Same thing with blue-collar work like construction.

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Anonymous OP 1d

The notion that a man “couldn’t endure that much pain” and would die as a result is complete baseless. A man has never had and never will give birth to a child. So along with the other thing I said, that means there is no way - literally no way - to see if a man theoretically could endure childbirth. It simply can’t be measured. Wanting the male to be there for the birth of the child is one thing and that’s fair. Claiming that it’s because they will never have to endure such pain is ridiculous.

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Anonymous #1 1d

I’m not talking about war. I’m talking about child birth and men falling asleep whilst their partners are in labour and then they complain about being tired. Bro doesn’t have a clue what tired means when the woman is in labour for days.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Look back at your message and see the number of words used to describe fatigue vs the number of words used to describe pain. Then tell me which you think anyone other than yourself would believe you thought was more important

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Anonymous #1 1d

I know I didn’t write that. But I’m sorry but pushing a baby out of a small hole no man would survive. Tbey can’t even handle a cold or flu

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Anonymous OP 1d

What do you mean “they can’t handle a cold or flu”. Is the rate of mortality amongst men for those higher than women? These are all vibes-based notions that you’re describing and are at best irrelevant and at worst invalid.

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Anonymous #1 1d

When a woman gets the flu she still goes around the house and does stuff when a man gets flu it’s called man flu and he can’t even get out of bed. Fucking bunch of pussies

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Anonymous OP 1d

This cannot be proved, once again. I personally dont know any man that has allowed sickness get in the way of anything important. Men make up most athletes, and the male athletes stereotype is that they could be on a broken leg and still try playing, despite how bad it may be for their overall health. Again this is only anecdotal, thus shouldn’t be used in a good argument.

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Anonymous #1 1d

Btw I’m rage baiting lol. I’m a ftm trans guy and I fucking love rage baiting

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Anonymous OP 1d

Gang 😭

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Anonymous #1 1d

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌👌👌 every time I say women go through more pain it makes dudes so angry and it’s fun to see

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