Women Are Sharing The Most Ridiculous Things They’ve Heard Men Say About Their Bodies (30 Tweets)

Thank you Laugh Fan and Something

The general rule is to start worrying at 16.

Okay, thank you

I'm going to be nice here and hope that she mean sad as in unfortunately you will. We tend to b***h about our monthlies, especially if we're one of the unlucky few who have issues with them. Hopefully that's all she meant. By the way I was almost 15 when I got mine xx

Why is it sad? I was kind of worried but why is it sad?

F*****g parents cause kids.. 😁😁

So you know nothing about how our bodies work and sex? You might not remember the classes but didn't some of the knowledge stick? I'm sure it did - it just that classes all merge after a certain amount of time.

But c'mon...even my six yrs old daughter knows that a period involves bleeding...

@Alex I know more than the guys described in these posts, but I still have considerable gaps in my knowledge of women's anatomy.

There probably is something similar

You think she hasn't talked about all manner of things with her friends including periods, genitals and how to make babies?! THIS is what parents forget - children share information and so the first child that had 'the talk' is when the rest of their friends learn and sometimes, when parents blur the 'ugly' truth (and none of it is ugly, just facts so no need to be prudish) then muddled information gets shared and, surprise, that can lead to accidental pregnancies. If a parent gets asked a question it deserves the detailed truth and not some 'blurring'. If they know to ask the question they are ready for the answer. Schools really do need to teach sex education so that they all get the correct information rather than parental half truths. What do parents think will happen if a child actually is too young? They'll simply not understand and you'll know by the quality of the questions. They won't go up in a puff of smoke.

You should be praised for willing to do that. However there are too many people that are too afraid (or different reasons) to take that responsibility. So, high five for responsibility ;)

Are you plainly trolling, or are you counting on a cultural discussion on the matter?

Bleeders Digest? XD!

YAAAYYY!!!

So many women too insecure/proud to bless themselves with babies. Sad : ( You are beautiful! Good for you! Six babies here!

HOUSE - age has nothing to do with this. No parent should tell the girl what sanitary protection they can use. FEMALE relatives can make suggestions but it's up to the individual dealing with her period. Parents don't have full control and then BAM it disappears at 18. It's a gradual release on the reins or the parent is doing a bad job.

Uwe, in this instance it really isn't sexist b******t. I'd prefer to have advice from people who have had personal experience of something - otherwise we're all just guessing together. Women use the products and so have knowledge of an intimate nature that men just aren't going to ever have no matter how well intentioned they are. That doesn't mean all women can give good advice - my sister was told by nuns that tampons would take her virginity. She sensibly ignored that load of c**p. A woman or man having direct experience that they can share where the other doesn't has nothing to do with sexism.