Someone Asks “Boys, What Is Something You Didn’t Know About Girls Until You Got With One?” And 30 Folks Online Deliver
Wise people sometimes call relationships or family life a book that two people gradually, page by page, read, gaining new knowledge about the partner, and about themselves as well. But sometimes, when opening a new book, we are surprised to find that it is written in a language we do not know, and the letters are pretty often also incomprehensible...
Yes, that's right - many men admit that before they began to share the same roof with a woman, they had little idea of women's health, psychology and lifestyle. And something that women take for granted became a real revelation for the heroes of this viral thread.
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Doctors just ***do not*** listen to women about their own bodies. My gf (and ex) have both had me go into doctor appointments with them so I could verify what they're saying about their own bodies. It is mind blowing to experience.
Unfortunately...very very true. My husband is coming to my next consultant appt end of the month. I'm an educated, clear speaking woman with 3 Chronic illnesses...yet I'm being dicked around with substandard meds. Hopefully the presence of an obviously superior being (i.e male ) will help me (pphhffftttt)
I’m sorry :( I know your pain. 4. Separate. Doctors. Told me that my arthritis (which was so bad I couldn’t move, only time I’ve ever had s**cidal ideation) was just anxiety, just in my head, not that bad. F**k that.
Load More Replies...Female, MD, and even I get ignored. Hellloooo? I'm one of them! So, yeah, sometimes I have to have Hubby do the talking. ARGH. I'm articulate, educated, but by golly, those ovaries must mean I don't know where I hurt/s/
No, no, you’re just hysterical /s x1000
Load More Replies...I'm rude I guess. I sit there and force the doctor to note in my medical records that they refused service. Then I go back to their billing department and refuse payment because service was not rendered. Don't play with me, I'm a corporate banker. I will hit your business in its feel bads.
I have been complaining about my knees hurting for 30 years. I was always 'making it up/lying to get attention' then later 'lose some weight (fair, but i did and nothing improved)' and 'you are getting older (in my 30's)' Finally had someone actually listen and it turns out that I have no cartilage in my knees and holes in the bones from them rubbing together! They couldn't believe I could stand, let alone walk.
Sometimes they just don't care if it's a problem they have personal judgement about. Telling someone who is severely overweight to 'diet and exercise' is not helpful. Do you think they've never thought of that? Do you think they're happy? Maybe something else is going on there that will take a little digging. Weight can be and is a factor in health and doctors don't need to be shy about that. It can affect joints, body pain, even your brain. But sometimes you need to seem like you care enough to want to dig a little deeper to find out why something might be going on. I had incredibly painful periods for years and was told it's just because of my weight or because I'm being overdramatic. Turned out I had a condition that was not diagnosed for a long time because no one bothered to ask any additional questions, and I only found out because I had to have emergency surgery.
Just adding, some doctor's are really judgmental about offering any kind of help for weight loss in the form of medication. They treat you like you're weak and I've even seen some health professionals here talk about how annoyed they are with people who even ask. Someone who is severely obese doesn't stay that way because they're just lazy. No one would choose that. It's incredibly difficult to live being that overweight and there are almost positively some mental health issues going on. Maybe instead of getting annoyed, you can try and determine if that's true. What's they're energy level? Lets check their blood and see if there are any vitamin deficiencies. It could be that the person just needs a little energy to get the ball rolling. And maybe recommend a psychiatrist who could talk to them about why this is happening in the first place. Get someone on a plan to help themselves instead of just writing it off as something that should be shamed.
Load More Replies...I was dismissed when I tried to get someone to look into why I was having heavy periods. Told to lose weight and walk more and I'd be fine. Ok, not a bad thing but FINALLY got someone to check further and after a surgery found out I had stage 3 uterine cancer. Much longer untreated it would have spread and likely killed me. No amount of weight loss and exercise would have treated it. It's happening now to a friend, she is being dismissed and after what I went through found a doctor who will do a biopsy and find out what is going on. She actually ended up with the oncologist I had 7 years ago, she's in good hands.
We heard this a lot at my old job (medical clinic). We all had the same answer, “Good thing you finally stopped going to a doctor who wouldn’t listen.” Sarcastic and rude but true. The message is clear though, “Stop going back if they won’t listen to you!”
Went to a specialist last month that told me I had a nervous bladder. I asked his nurse to grab the smelling salts because I felt the vapors coming on. It would be different if I hadn't already had 3 corrective surgeries previously.
There was a little girl with serious cystic fibrosis. She nearly passed as a baby, but ended up living until she was ten. Her father wrote a book about her, which was later turned into a TV movie. Anyway, the girl's lung collapsed. She told her parents what happened (it had happened before, so she knew what was wrong). They took her to the hospital, where they refused to even order the tests for a collapsed lung. Her normal Dr. had the day off, and no one else would listen to the girl or her parents. That little girl had to suffer needlessly for an extra day because no one would listen.
How young girls are when they start being sexually harassed
10, but I saw it happen to my mom at 6
Load More Replies...I was 11. It was a boy in my class. I told my (male) teacher about the harassment and he was all, “Oh, that means he likes you!” Like it was a good thing!!
I was 8 years old when a middle aged man (a complete stranger) just walked up to me and stuck his hand between my legs. On a busy sidewalk in broad daylight. I mostly remember how he looked at me with pure hatred. It made me wonder what I'd done wrong.
these stories are equally horrifying and so, so sad. I am so sorry. That is absolutely horrendous and I want to beat that disgusting man's sorry a**e. I hope you're recovering, no matter how many years I'm sure that's a terrible memory to have. I'm sending the best big-sis virtual hug I possibly can. 🥺
Load More Replies...I guess I'm lucky to be female and 15 without getting assaulted or harassed. I feel sorry for everyone on here.
I was 5. My mum's friend's son was babysitting as a favour and tried to convince me I needed to hold his little 'un while he peed as he'd hurt his hand or some such. Despite being so young I remember it quite clearly. Quite proud that I stood in the bathroom arguing the merits of the request and absolutely refused to cooperate.
The first time I was sexually harassed I was 10/11 is was in fifth grade its crazy how people do that and the guy WAS THE SAME AGE AS ME like the f*ck and that is why i hate people... edit: he groped me on my chest...
I was assaulted at 8 by a woman but I wasn't harassed until I was about 16 when men and women began to either follow me as they eyed me and I had to find places to hide or drunkenly ask me for physical contact and touching me, or commenting on my appearance. Ironically it's been more than half women.
My daughter was 11 (she is Asian) and a 50ish man elevator-eyed her.... did the "love you long time" bit.... I give no fcks so I yelled "she's 11 you sick perverted f*k" I wish I could say that was the last or only time... now at 18 she can say it herself!!!
As a guy, apologies on behalf of my gender equivalents and to all the fellas out there (myself included): Time to do better, quit shaming ourselves with this kind of behaviour...!!!
Any man that thinks that we're the physically stronger sex has clearly never tried to pull the bed sheets away from his wife in the middle of the night...
It's in the rulebook... she owns the covers, your softest T-Shirts, your hoodies and has the absolute right to stick her cold-A$$ feet in your nuts anytime during the night!
I can actually attest to this. I remember back in during nursery school, I always was somehow always given a spot next to this one girl at nap time. And she somehow managed to keep grabbing my blanket even though she already had her own. So just imagine a 4-year old boy freezing in an air-conditioned room while a similar-aged girl next to him sleeps soundly with 2x the amount of blankets. My parents did tell the nursery about this but somehow, I always ended up next to her. Yup, hated nap time then but wish I had more of it now XP
When my sister does that to me in my sleep, apparently I kick.
Oh we can win... but we'll instantly loose as well. DW has never been completely rational when half asleep.
Hold my Milkshake - a 17 year old who just finished all his final School exams, for which he had to pull all nighters straight for a month.
When they tell you their problems, they don't want you to solve them. They just want you to listen and sympathize with their plight. Even if you have a quick and easy solution, keep it to yourself and pretend that they issue is just as bad as they think it is.
Edit: Well, this caught fire, thank you for the awards. Also for the people complaining, I don't make the rule, don't blame me.
i mean, it really depends on the person and the situation. i like the "sympathy or solutions?" question to determine what they need in that moment
Offloading or brainstorming? is my go-to line
Load More Replies...Omg that's really so true. If I'm complaining about something, there is 100% of chance that I already thought about every rational aspect of it, I just wanna complain like a spoiled child for 5 minutes
This is emotional regulation. Some people fix the outward physical/practical problem to make themselves feel better, but I'd rather be able to feel my emotions and regulate them before depending on outward solutions. It's not healthy to shove down your feelings. We want to feel the feelings to process and soothe them!
Load More Replies...I personally wouldn't use the word pretend. We all have different experiences which means we all feel things differently. I had an awful abusive childhood which means when someone shouts at me, I feel, even as an adult that physical violence is not far off, as that's what happened with my mother. I also get upset when things are dropped or brake, as I was always blamed and told it was the end of the world. So don't pretend it as bad as they think. Believe and respect their feelings.
I agree. The use of "pretend" here is invalidating. Guessing the OP got that feedback but his flippant response about not blaming him in combination with his practice of pretending doesn't bode well for his relationship even if he is at least making some sort of an effort.
Load More Replies...I always ask my husband if he wants empathy or solutions and he does the same thing for me. This has saved us from a million misunderstandings.
My husband always ask: do you want a solution or just somebody to listen? That simple question has helped us so much...
It really depends on the person not the gender of the person, if you want to vent or a solution. And the poster sounds really condescending with "Even if you have a quick and easy solution, keep it to yourself and pretend that they issue is just as bad as they think it is." Seriously dude?
Yeah that part is dumb. There's always a reason behind someone feeling as bad as they do. This person needs more empathy.
Load More Replies...“And PRETEND that the issue is just as bad as they think it is?!?!?” 🤦🏽♀️ Um, DO NOT invalidate someone else’s feelings. Period.
As a woman "solver" I had to learn this and just listen. My bf is the one looking for an ear and I'm like what can I do to make it better?! Oops
"...pretend the issue is just s bad as they think it is" This makes it sound like their issue is small. This sounds very patronising. "Don't blame me" Then don't use it.
EXACTLY! Like you really don't care because the issue is stupid. This is exactly why we don't like men.
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That endometriosis is a lot worse than whatever they describe in textbooks.
Yeah. It feels like my insides are being scraped out with a rusty spoon constantly for about a week.
This cannot be high enough, it is horrible, like being stabbed with hot knives, being twisted. You just want to rip out your uterus, it has to be less painful than the endometriosis pain.
I have stage 4 endometriosis. I'm 27 and had a hysterectomy when I was 25.
I ended up having a hysterectomy at 25 as well. A combo of endometriosis, Fibroids, and ruptured ovarian cyst nearly took my life. I'm 37 now, and so glad I don't have to deal with it anymore. Imagine having a flaming hot poker wrapped in barbed wire scraping your insides while simultaneously being punched in the spine. Everyday for 1-2 weeks a month, for most of your adult life. And being expected to go about your daily life with menfolk telling you to "walk it off," "hold it in," or "it can't be that bad." Let me grab your twig & berries and pull them over your head, then you walk it off! Super awesome👌 💖/s
Load More Replies...If I had that no doubt I would get a hysterectomy. My period cramps are bad enough, I can't imagine the pain women go through who have this.
And if the pain isn't bad enough, I swear the bloating makes you feel like you're pregnant!
I bleed for a month every time. My hemoglobin drops my BP is 99/59 with a pulse rate of 102. I'm tired all the time. I stain every thing my body you he's.
That’s a hell I don’t envy. Feel terrible for those that suffer from it.
"I am thinking about nothing" is an alien concept for them.
I've never been thinking about nothing. Maybe nothing important, or nothing worth repeating without being put in the coat with the extra long sleeves, but never actually nothing.
Are men really thinking about nothing as in not thinking of anything or just thinking about nothing important?
My boyfriend says that his brain will completely shut off sometimes, I've seen it too, he will just stare of into space completely zoned out.... I have to wave my hand in front of his face to get his attention
Load More Replies...I wish I could think about nothing. I am always (over)thinking about something and it keeps repeating.
Thinking about nothing is impossible. Some story is always going on in my head. (guy here)
I don't really get this; if I reply 'Nothing', it's because you absolutely do not want to know what I am thinking about. I am never thinking about 'nothing'.
The clitoris is right there peeking out at you from under it's little hood. It not tucked up under her spleen or hidden behind an ovary!
If your man is too inexperienced to find it himself, then you take his hand and put it exactly where you want it.
This! Every woman is different and so is every man. Both need to talk about what feels good and where.
Load More Replies...Just want to add that some women have internal orgasms and, in fact, have them more than clitoral ones. Honestly, I think the most underused resource of having great sex is simply talking about it! Just talk and find out what feels best. I don't know why people are so opposed to this. Why do you want to continue having bad sex? Take a day or two and just practice together. Guys can get in on this, too, because I promise you not all women are doing things right, either. Some girls have seen too many movies and are going to break a guys pelvis trying to be porn stars. Just talk about it and figure things out together.
I mean, it's the female homologue for the penis. It's even located in the same spot as that on a male. Not rocket science...
Google it. Not at work or school though! Lol
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Their pockets are fake!!!!
Blame kangaroos - they got a big one and now all women must pay the price.
I recently ordered a pair of black pants online. They are supposed to be like yoga pants that you can wear to work. I ordered that pair because they had back pockets with little flaps so they definitely looked more like work pants. There are no pockets, only little flaps sewn onto the back. The description lied :(
I've started wearing Women's pants, and when I tell you the pockets are either decoys, or completely non-existent.
How expensive bras are. Growing up I assumed they were like underwear: $7.99 for a four-pack at Target.
If only....can't remember the last time a basic bra cost me less than £40!
And don’t even get me STARTED on ones that actually fit comfortably!
Load More Replies...You think Starbucks is expensive? Wait until you see what Victoria's Secret charges per cup...
I was having this discussion today. We don't have too many good bras. And they are very expensive.
After I had my daughter I became a member of the Itty bitty titty committee. It made me sad and self-concious because I was used to be a certain size that made me happy. Now, I have a mass on my heart that makes it so wearing a bra is extremely painful. I would only put one on when going out in public, but couldn't last more than a few hours before it was excruciating pain. I tried bralettes and sports bras that were a size up, but they were still expensive and painful. I tried pasties (or as I call them - my fake boobies). I haven't worn a bra in 6 months and my 10 pack of pasties for $20 has me finally thankful that I no longer have big boobs and no longer need bras. Especially since my daughter is not done growing and so hers keep getting bigger and bigger in a very short time...so do the price tags.
I didn't know that birth control had so many (often prevalent) side effects.
Well, it is altering hormone balances which affect nearly every one of our physical aspects, so it shouldn't really surprise us. Those side effect warnings should be taken seriously when you're considering whether you should use them.
Men have responsibilities in the birth control department.
Load More Replies...It was only a 2 or 3 years ago that I learned that birth control is not only used for stopping babies from happening, but also for a plethora of other issues.
VASALGEL! Look it up! Make them finally bring it to the market. It’s a gel that is injected to block the flow of semen in the male reproductive system SAFELY and with ZERO side effects. Proven 100% effective in other countries. Stop messing with the hormones in women’s bodies! Also, it’s 100% reversible with just a tiny injection, again ZERO side effects!
Birth control for me was always a game of chance- because my mom and aunt had a history of blood clots, pills and the IUD weren't recommended for me. I'm allergic to latex, which I discovered while using condoms (a very painful discovery which took months to diagnose ); nonlatex condoms weren't widely available and easily tore. I tried the female condom, which was just awkward, and expensive. I tried spermicidal suppositories, the "sponge", and had to live with the possibility that any time I had sex, except when menstruating, I might get pregnant. It doesn't allow for much spontaneity in the sex life of a married couple! It's also a reason I fully support abortion.
When I started birth control when I was a teen, I turned into a totally different person, and not in a good way. It took me three years of alternating between depression and euphoria to figure out it might be the birthcontrol. I switched to an IUD and everything changed. I'm 33 now and for some reason my body won't tolerate IUDs anymore so back to the pill it is. However, it has less effect on me now than it did when I was younger.
My friend was put on birth control because she was going through perimenopause, and she had a stroke because was anemic and her doctor DID NOT CHECK.
Yup, it was a big + to go for a vasectomy, putting all the burden on women is absurd.
They’re just as disgusting as men, they’re just prettier and more sly about it.
Husband always says the teen daughters are complete pigs lol...messy bedrooms, mucky tissues on the dresser ...make up everywhere
Guilty. Also, side note, is anyone else having trouble commenting unless you’re replying? I’ve been unable to comment on the actual post since this morning.
Load More Replies...Yes, we pass gas and belch. And, since my late dad couldn't abide that, I went around in deep shame for even having a stuffy nose for *years*, b/c it was "gross" and "wrong". he, of course, could hork up phlegm with a noise like a braying mule and that was fine...
If you've ever been in a women's public restroom (I'm an adult male) you would know the "Women's Room" is ALWAYS far more disgusting! (I'm not a weirdo randomly going in there, lol, just have managed buildings where the cleaners left at 5pm, we were open until 11pm and all the actual staff were male... So all the complaints/"investigations" fell on me.)
Oh yeah, as an ex bartender I can confirm that the ladies loo is way more disgusting than the guys loo. I mean come on ladies the bin is literally right f*****g there next to you!
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How bad period cramps can get.
Watching someone who I *knew* to be a strong person mentally, get reduced to basically just crying on the couch for *days*, that was eye opening.
EDIT: hey this comment is getting a lot of traction so it's worth mentioning as a sorta PSA, I've been with two women who had cramps that bad, and both of them it basically got resolved when they got an IUD. Not completely fixed but like 10% as bad as it was. Worth checking out, if you deal with that kind of s**t too.
If you want to laugh.. youtube guys trying the menstrual pain simulators. And then simultaneously a girl next to them completely unbothered.. yeah that's about right.
There are menstrual pain simulators?? How bad is it that I instantly want to try one to see how it compares to my experiences lol
Load More Replies...Not just the cramps, but I get raging headaches, back pain, tunnel vision.....some months are better than others. I hate being a girl sometimes.
Not to mention sore boobs, nausea and the occasional upset stomach. Being a woman is super fun
Load More Replies...I would suggest any woman wanting an IUD, do some research. Your doctor might mention some risks very briefly, but I was never told the risk of cysts goes up exponentially. I ended up with a 3 inch one and lost my left tube. After the surgery I was told I was very lucky I didn't get pregnant, the IUD had shifted and I hadn't been protected. Very risky.
Soon they'll take that away from us, too. I read yesterday that Kentucky (or another southern state I can't remember) passed a law banning Plan B because these idiots think it's for abortion. So they're coming after birth control next.
Same! Made my periods last 12 days when they’re normally 3, I had constant cramps for months on end. and bleeding. Removing that thing was one of the best decisions I ever made.
Load More Replies...God, I wish I was one of the lucky ones to get help from hormonal treatment. It's not a given. Instead my suffering seems to worse year by year no matter what I do (and FYI, they started real bad when I was 12 years old). If I could, I'd just tear off my uterus entirely. Am not doing anything with it anyway. Who knows if I'm even fertile at this point lol... even if I wanted kids. Which I don't.
it has now been announced by doctors that the pain is worse than that of a heart attack, we've known this forever, but were told we are being dramatic, pain is normal...
Men also need to realise that they should encourage a partner to go see a GP if they are suffering that badly. Cramps should not make you miss school or work or have you in extreme pain for days, even with painkillers and a hot water bottle. Something is definitely wrong. Endometriosis, fibroids etc. Suffering so badly that you cannot function and are crying from the pain means that your periods are just,not,normal.
My now husband witnessed me in full blown cramps crying cause I thought I turned off our call and he heard me, thinking I was alone. He's always had respect for cramps since then.
Their vaginal discharge can bleach underwear
I always wear a pantyliner, ALWAYS! For this very reason!
Load More Replies...I am a woman and I always thought that was just wear-and-tear! never realized this...wow!! TIL
I’m glad to know it’s a common female issue. It’s not like you can go around and ask to see their underwear .
Load More Replies...Wow, we really need much better health/biology education in the world.
My first time experiencing it, I actually thought my ex bleached her undies to remove period blood stains. Then I figured it out and that and even just normal crusties is just part of life and no big deal.
Even if I'm not on my period (which is rare now, thanks to birth control), I always wear a pad in my underwear. Reading this makes me all the more glad to be doing so!
That towel wrapped on their head actually contains hair. Don't yank it.
Um… how was this discovered? Edit: yay I can comment again.
I couldn't yesterday either, the site was really broken.
Load More Replies...Why would you yank it? Are you five? * Big scruffy geezer who had long hair for eighteen years and used the turban towel*
Isn't this like yanking a turban off someone's head? I assume there's hair in it.
Their hands are awfully cold, they’ll suck the heat right out of you when you’re cuddling, and they shower with water at the temperature of molten steel.
Oh…and the amount of hair everywhere is ridiculous
Hell isn't hot, it's a thermostat set to 68 in short sleeves.
Load More Replies...What is with the hair thing? Guys, you leave a ton, too.... We just may have longer hair, but believe me, I live with a hairy guy, and I'd sooner live with two shedding huskies in terms of "hair everywhere"
It's because I fiddle with my hair when I am bored, and end up pulling out.
Load More Replies...We DO shower with water hot enough to melt the skin off our bones. Don't ask me why, it's just a thing
molten steel is too cold to describe my ideal shower temperature
Hmm, my hands are almost always warm, as I've been told by multiple people. My ex used to sometimes just grab my hand and place it on his skin because he reveled in its warmth so much. I'm like a little oven, so if a warm hug is needed.... :)
My afab friend is always warm af actually but I fit the stereotype
They shower in hell
And bathe there too....if you don't feel completely surgically level sterilised by the heat of the water...it's too cold
Sterilization? Pfft. Weak. Skin melting or bust, baby
Load More Replies...I don't think this is a "women" thing. My husband likes the shower temperature hotter than I do. This is more individual preference.
I shower and bathe in very cool water my bf always yells in surprise getting in after me because I have it set so cold
They share way more details with their friends than we do
"Matilda, didst thou see how Harald was vexing poor Temperance? I said unto her that her mother was calling so she wouldst have an excuse to elude him."
Load More Replies...Women in the photo: "Does he always come back covered in blood and mud when he goes out raiding the other village?" "Yes mine does that too. They are such barbarians. I must talk to the local bishop about them."
Yeah, we do. We want to be heard. We want to understand confusing things about human relationships.
In one episode of "Mom", Bonnie and Adam had just gotten together after an argument, and Bonnie got a text from her daughter asking "how's it going??" and Bonnie says to Adam "I'm going to get 4 more texts from my friends asking the same thing in the next few minutes- what are your friends asking you?" to which Adam replies "my friends are guys, so, nothing."
Men don't share details. We're afraid of being called whiners, or worse.
According to my husband, men don' t talk to their barbers like women talk to their hairdressers
I thought that for menstrual pads, the sticky sides were to stick to the body to stay attached, rather than on the underwear.
Also just how bad the unprompted sexts are. I mean, I'm a gay dude where that's not uncommon but that's usually like unsolicited d**k pics on Grindr or something. My girl friends will randomly get super aggressive texts from like, the realtor who showed them open rental properties last year or a guy in her lab class she's literally never spoken to - and like frequently.
It’s frightening how many guys will get the number of a girl and just do everything they can to guarantee that they will never have a shot. The harassment and the disgusting behavior that pops up on a woman’s phone is just horrible.
And the minute she says or does the least little thing to tell them they are not interested they are the B**ch.
Load More Replies...I talked to my son tonight. He's been on education held by one of his bosses and the last thing she had to tell them all was to not send d**k picks. A boss telling her employees, because it had happened in the past, more than once. It's never OK, but how is your brain wired when you do this to your boss?
I got a request for a photo of my breasts from someone on craigslist. All I had posted was that my neighbors left some free stuff in their yard after they moved. That guy got a pic of my partner's hairy chest instead.
Has there, in the entire history of electronically sent photos, been a woman whose interest has been piqued by an unsolicited d**k pic? I mean, is there a man, somewhere in the world, who can truthfully say "I snapped a pic of my junk, sent it off to somebody I just met, and she demanded that I come to her house for sex that moment"? It makes no sense to me at all.
I like to rate them.. no guy likes their pics studied and rated as could be better, bigger or the such. Some have even replied that they didnt ask my opinion. Umm yes.. you did sweetie by sending me this abomination. I also like to send them a d**k pic in return. They dont usually message back after a taste of their own medicine :)
Load More Replies...I never understood d**k picks. Does it work? Like, ever? What is the idea behind it, "oh, my little fellow is so amazing she will want it" or what? It is absolutely out of my grasp...
No, it's just that they get off on harassing and shocking women. They like the fact that we don't like it.
Load More Replies...Those messages are not just unprompted but are aggressive when you don't respond to them in the way they want you to.
I once got a flirty text from a computer salesman who had sold me a PC two years earlier. It's like some guys scroll through their phones and pick a number randomly.
That a 5' tall, 100lb woman is capable of taking up an entire king sized bed.
that's why you get two duvets. They roll clockwise, we roll anticlockwise, result is they win the duvet and you freeze.
Get two duvets and she gets both! She takes your hoodie and you go out and buy a new hoodie... stupid mortal, now she has two hoodies!
Load More Replies...We own the beds! You soft can-openers are lucky we let you sleep with us.
Load More Replies...Yep - I’m 5’5” and me and my pets take up the whole king sized bed most of the time. I get a little corner. Actually prefer my husband to sleep on the couch because he spreads out, kicks in his sleep, has noisy night terror dreams where he’s always fighting with someone, breathes loudly and makes humphing sounds, eats snacks in my bed and makes terrible messes, listens to c**p loudly on his phone to supposedly help him sleep… Have I missed anything annoying? Oh yes, I especially loved it when he would come to bed drunk and then be sick and I had to clean it up. Or when he rolls under the clean covers in the clothes he went fishing in. Then there was the time a skunk sprayed in the garage and he got it on his clothes and put them I my clean bedspread, not realizing it’s an oil that sticks. Yeah, my bed is my happy place sans hubby.
5' 100lb person here. Yes. Yes I am. edit: that's 1.5 metres, 45.3 kilos
What's that in meters and kilograms? Asking for people that are not American (like, 99% of the world)
Discharge. Its normal. Its natural. But in the beginning i thought she had a problem with bladder control.
Yet another example of why we need adequate sex education, even girls aren’t told to expect this in some places!
Yeah. Mine started in 4th grade and I hid it from my parents because I legit thought I had no bladder control. I cried to my oldest sister about it when she was babysitting me once and she explained it.
Load More Replies...Hell, even I (a biological female) didn't know what it was and thought it was an infection of some sort. I kept it to myself for months afraid that there was something wrong with me because I wasn't taught
Haha when I first got it I was terrified, no one ever taught me what it was
Yes, I’m sure he knows, but it collects on the liner part of the panties, where urine might was well when there’s bladder leakage.
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The amount of hair just everywhere
One of my husband's favourite complaints.....one bath, 3 females of the very long hair variety at home
That's more of a long hair issue than o woman. As a guy who once had waist-length hair, I had the same thing happening
My bf and I both have waist length hair and I have seen some s**t, man.
When our daughter comes home from college, we can count on having to buy new Roomba rollers because her hair will destroy them.
My husband and I were long distanced while dating, and when I would visit, he seemed happy to find a hair of mine because it meant we got to see each other. Eight years married and now he doesn't find it so cute cause it's EVERYWHERE.
I’ve pretty much always had short of shoulder length hair so I haven’t had a problem, but I remember living with my best friend for a while and being annoyed when I cleaned the bathroom because her long blonde hair would be glued to the wall from blow drying and by her hairspray. Had to clean the whole wall. She never saw it because she has bad eyesight too. And I’ve never mentioned it because she was a good roommate. In the big scheme of things it was not a big deal.
I was pretty surprised by the fact that most girls sleep hanging upside down from the rafters and can't be fed after midnight.
Gusto nyum nyum! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgfgiLlW-yw
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Load More Replies...I don't actually recommend willingly feeding us after midnight, but don't stand in our way when we feed ourselves. Or refuse when we ask to be taken to McDonald's at 2am.
That hair washing is something that needs planning for and has consequences if missed or overdone.
Also certain kinds of underwear suit certain types of clothes.
(To be clear on the underwear I meant some sets of knickers are for particular outfits I.e my ex had thongs purely for nice dresses so it wouldn't show)
Edit: blimey this got busier than I thought! To be clear lads, I never doubted guys with long hair had to wash it too. I have just always had short hair and never knew it could be such a complex process for anybody.
I have longish hair, and I wash it maybe twice a week, spray some stuff in it while wet so it won’t frizz out like a poodle, and then DONE. Very little time spent.
Am girl, always had long hair, never understood the planning thing. Just wash it when you shower???
That there is a lotion for like every body part.
I don't even own any lotion. I just grab one of the wife's since she has a billion of them.
Load More Replies...It would be more accurate to say, there is a lotion *marketed* for every body part. But here's what's actually important: The difference between lotion and cream. Not the same - not at all. If you really need a moisturizer, you want a cream. If you're just doing basic maintenance, lotion will be fine.
Yet men will have a shampoo-face wash-body wash-conditioner-lotion all in one bottle.
You can find this for women pretty frequently, but I think the all in one is marketed a bit more in your general drugstore/grocery or whatever.
Load More Replies...I use scented lotion everywhere but my face every day. My face gets face lotion with SPF in the morning and regular face lotion at night. Nail oil for the cuticles because they're dry and that will make them tear.
I have 3 bottles - Sensitive for the face, something for my horrible feet, and 1 bottle for everything else.
I do use a different lotion neck and face, but otherwise, it's just lotion. (And the neck-face one is, frankly, pure indulgence.)
"It puts the lotion on the skin or else it gets the hose again!"
Load More Replies...Lol I have like 10 bottles of lotion all around my house at all times. I can't be more than 10 feet away from lotion.
They use an absurd amount of toilet paper. Not hating, but I wasn't prepared for that.
Edit: For those of you plugging bidets, please link your recommendations with your comments.
My boyfriend once asked me; " I have a female friend coming over, but I just discovered there's only one roll of toilet paper left, is that enough?" Hard no my love ;)
I'm well house-trained. When it gets down to two or three rolls I go stock up again.
Load More Replies...Gentlemen, that's why we have fewer "tire marks" in our undies and *we can't shake it off* whenever we pee. Also, we have this crazy menstrual thing once a month...
During my period I can go through half a roll a day in the first 3 days. There's some serious cleaning that is involved that using a washcloth is just too inconvenient for.
It's like a crime scene down there! Some months I feel like I need the caution tape the cops use
Load More Replies...Yup, when you're using TP for three functions you tend to use more than the person using it for only one. My mom also used to use one or two clean squares to blot her lipstick in the morning.
We need toilet paper for three things: pee, poo, and period. You only need it for one thing! Of course we need more!
We have more surface area to wipe or blot. We can’t just shake it and pull our knickers up or we’re wearing wet undies. Plus periods and all that jazz.
I’ve never loaded a dishwasher correctly a single day in my life
My gf and I made a deal, I do most of the cooking and she doesn't touch the dishwasher, and I don't touch the washer or dryer. Deal.
Load More Replies...Got my boyfriend a ribbon sticker boasting "Can't Load the Dishwasher 4 S**t."
My husband says I'm the one who doesn't know how to load the dishwasher. Considering I didn't grow up with one, he's probably right.
Heat vampires. They suck the heat out of you in bed.
Until menopause… then you alternate between being cold and needing to live in a wearable iceberg.
(sung to the tune of the Itchy & Scratchy theme song) ♫ I'm cold, I'm hot, I'm cold I'm cold I'm hot, cold-cold-cold, hot-hot-hot. The post-menopausal shoooooow! ♪
Load More Replies...But, but men are stoves, IMHO, very dearly loved stoves, heating pads and warm blankets. 😍❤️🔥 (But when my SO is sick and cold, I warm HIM in return)
I called my husband “Furnie” for human furnace.
Load More Replies...well this goes with the whole cold skin, want the thermostat up, etc., thing. Apparently there is research on this. https://www.pfizer.com/news/articles/cold_wars_why_women_feel_the_chill_more
I give warmth instead of taking it :) Though for years now, the only one who benefits from it is my stuffed lion who shares my bed...
Hair ties, everywhere!
Same with hair clips. Hubby complains that he can find them all over the place. Where are these when I'm looking for them?
I have hair ties, and I keep them on my wrist, IN my hair, or in my nightstand. 🤷🏽♀️
Mine are either in my hair or on my wrist, I only ever have one in use at any time and the rest live in a drawer.
Yes my sister is like that. Everywhere. I like my hair on the short side now I’m over 50. Less to take care of and colour those greys. I’d have a pixie but my husband complains I look like a boy. One day soon I won’t care what his opinion is and do with my body what I will.
Those mini hairclip things that look like paper clips - they are not just a fashion accessory but a territorial marker. See how many you find around the house after your girl stays for a night or 2😂
U know I keep seeing this but I don't know anyone that uses them other than my mom. I mean like I get rae occasions like prom or cosplay but like do people still use these regularly
If you're growing out bangs or something they're essential
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Try a girl whos a dancers house i have them stuck into my carpet because thats where i put them after a preformance since i was too lazy to put them in the box
Talk of territorial? NEVER let a woman bring a toothbrush into your home... if you allow this, she now owns the home! LOL!
theres a second hole they pee from
Ikr. In 8th grade we finally had sex ed… that was two videos on BO and hair growth. That was the entire sex ed…
Load More Replies...3! There are 3 holes total. I am concerned about how many dudes have no idea. Like dudes married 20 years with 3 kids and somehow they still don't know?
Somebody probably wasn't teaching that in Biology class
Load More Replies...Why did you have to live with a woman before you learned this basic fact about anatomy?
That vaginas have a smell. Not in a bad way. And in hindsight makes sense, it's a body part with internal fluids. Just didn't think about it until I got with a girl
Does this person believe that penises and scrotes don't have scents??
For all the products for women designed to get rid of our scent, why hasn't a "ball" spray deodorant been invented yet? And for the uncut guys, they need to learn to wash under the "hood". Smegma stinks.
Load More Replies...First guy I lived with didn't like the smell and made me feel bad because I had one. Even bought me a douche once. Have spent the past 20 years understanding that it's normal, and am with someone who likes it now.
In my experience, men think their genitalia smell like rose petals.
I know the smell (and taste) isn't for everyone but I hope they realize our d**k and balls don't smell like roses either.
Eyelash curlers exist
I’d grown up with sisters but never saw them use one, but my gf at the time pulled one out as we were looking to go out, I was perplexed and horrified
Get a decent metal one and blast with your blowdryer for a few seconds to make it act like a curling iron. Perfect curled lashes and they stay that way.
Load More Replies...They are also banned by the TSA. Someone decided you could take down an airplane with freshly curled lashes.
if anyone can hijack an airplane with an eyelash curler i say they deserve the damn plane
Load More Replies...Actually used to have one when I was fancy and paid $20 for a Sisheido mascara back in the 80’s.
That they PAY to get their acrylic nails REMOVED..
i'm curious as to why. is it like a special type of glue that they can't remove themselves?
You need special tools to remove them, and what you're paying for is the time of the manicurist not the cost of products. If you attempt to remove acrylic nails on your own you might severely damage your natural nails
Load More Replies...I foolishly decided to see how long it would take my toenails to grow to the point where I could just clip the gel nail polish off, as I trimmed my toenails.. The little ones, 6-7 months. The big toes: 11 months later there was still about 1/3 coverage. I ended up having to file them to get them off (no acetone, no $ for manicure parlor); I ended up with cracks in nails. So…. Unless you can afford the maintenance, don’t get the polish or acrylics that are hard to get off.
Sorry - I just don’t get this concept of female decoration. Not my thing. I think it actually looks awful and damages the real nails. I did paint my nails back in the day when I was fancy and wore jewelry and high heels, but now I live in the country and do things that require short nails. Like gardening and hauling wood.
How much they can eat when they aren’t hungry
I’m not hungry, you have it… *proceeds to eat a bag and a half of chips and seven clementines* oh actually gimme some of that
Load More Replies...What I do is take the takeout order ("1 veg burger, no fries because I am fat") and then I order a large fries anyway because I *know* what will happen.
An earring or necklace always gets left behind. Right now I have a single earring on my bedroom nightstand, a woman’s scarf on the table by the front door, and a necklace on a piece of furniture in the living room. And I don’t even have a girlfriend.
If you please us we like to leave you a gift in return. We're like ravens.
I make a point of searching for these items and taking responsibility for them when a visitor is visiting. Taking that stuff off/out? Please hand it to me. *places it somewhere sensible*
Not me but I saw a post once where a guy was super confused about the rocks in his gfs shower, and had come to ask what they are and where he could find them to put in his shower so she would feel comfortable (in a put a stick and leaf in a jar for a frog vibe). He thought you’d just find them outside.
She had pumice stones.
Edit: for those wondering, pumice stones are the bubbly looking rocks that you can use to exfoliate the bottoms of your feet with. They are made when lava hardens super quick. Also they are so filled with holes that they can float in water.
Edit edit: two people have pointed out there was a similar thing from the onion, and I feel it is my duty to say I may have r/atetheonion here. Either completely, or I am mixing it up with a real thing I saw. Either way, wanted to tell on myself.
That’s so cute that he was looking for some for her! Very thoughtful, too.
We like soft feet. Looks better with sandals. Oddly my husband has baby soft feet because he rarely takes his socks off.
it's basically cooled bubbled rock. It's used to sandpaper your heels.
Will never get hungry or want anything to eat until after your food arrives
Her: "I'm not hungry..." "Oh, maybe just a little bite of yours..." ::Eats my whole meal:: "Where are you going?" Me: up to get myself some food!"
There’s two types of hungry: “I feel like I want to munch on something right now”, and “I haven’t eaten in a while and I need substance”. The first one, the “munchies”, feel like hunger, but it’s harder to notice the second one until you see or start thinking about food. So if I don’t have the munchies, I don’t feel hungry, even if I haven’t eaten in a while. But if I then see and smell food, suddenly my stomach is telling me “you need to eat now”, even if I don’t feel “hungry”. That’s what causes the “I’m not hungry, I’m not hungry… now I’m starving” effect. I still may not have the munchies, but my stomach is noticeably empty and if I start eating it’s hard to stop until I’m actually not hungry anymore. So yes, it does take sampling someone else’s food to know if I want some.
One of my old girlfriends would only eat the crust off of the pizza. No matter what pizza and after i had finished said pizza. So once i stashed the crust in the kitchen and pretended that i ate the lot she went fxkin mental and cried and stuff. Myself, the cat's and the dog just laughed TF and watched her storm off. She came back after finding the crusts but wouldn't speak to us for like 2 days. I still have the cats and dog!
I told my husband to order the large meal deal. I don't want my own fries, just a few of his. Plan on it.
How soft their skin feels.
We call it "moisturizer". The skin is the largest single immune system organ we have. Be kind to it.
My partner doesn't moisturize her tum.....and it is soooo smooth. I stroke it in bed and it helps her fall asleep
Load More Replies...Women can be and often are much messier than men.
Yes my sister is a bit of a hoarder. She leaves messes in her wake sometimes. I like things clean and tidy. Husband is a tornado.
Meh, between my My daughter and I we've dragged my wife down to our level
Testing testing, seeing if I can comment down here because it isn't working anywhere else right now.
Glad it's not just me! My comments were so witty too...
Load More Replies...1. Didn't we see this a couple months ago and 2. wth with the comments? BTW, you want hair? Meet my hubby. Plumber once came in to clear the clog in *his* shower drain (yes, we're fancy folks, he has his own shower) and insisted it'd be my hair that clogged it. No. Hubby's hair and mine are very different in color and length. Hands down, Hubby done clogged that drain, not me. :-) Just busting that trope a bit.
Yay! I can comment again! I legitimately thought I had been banned and couldn't figure out what I did. Next, there's some jerk here down voting everyone. I helped where I could.
Ugh. Those downvote trolls are so dull. Imagine getting your jollies from taking away imaginary internet points from strangers. It must be sad to be that socially pathetic.
Load More Replies...Then why read it? Go somewhere ells if the only reason you are here is to be negative.
Load More Replies...Testing testing, seeing if I can comment down here because it isn't working anywhere else right now.
Glad it's not just me! My comments were so witty too...
Load More Replies...1. Didn't we see this a couple months ago and 2. wth with the comments? BTW, you want hair? Meet my hubby. Plumber once came in to clear the clog in *his* shower drain (yes, we're fancy folks, he has his own shower) and insisted it'd be my hair that clogged it. No. Hubby's hair and mine are very different in color and length. Hands down, Hubby done clogged that drain, not me. :-) Just busting that trope a bit.
Yay! I can comment again! I legitimately thought I had been banned and couldn't figure out what I did. Next, there's some jerk here down voting everyone. I helped where I could.
Ugh. Those downvote trolls are so dull. Imagine getting your jollies from taking away imaginary internet points from strangers. It must be sad to be that socially pathetic.
Load More Replies...Then why read it? Go somewhere ells if the only reason you are here is to be negative.
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