In the vast world of memes, women have long found a digital playground where laughter, challenges, and well, just the everyday life of being a woman collide into entertaining content. Memes for women are like an overly inflated group chat with the global sisterhood, where inside jokes and shared experiences create a bond that stretches across continents despite cultural differences.
The memes in question are often about the struggles women go through, from dealing with unfair beauty standards to navigating relationships. With a wink and a nudge, these memes just get it, offering a virtual high-five or a comforting hug, celebrating and understanding what it means to navigate life as a female in today’s society.
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I'd say go metric, but I imagine the problem would persist, just on a different scale.
You must admit we end drama too. And we dropped it on Hiroshima in 1945! (Downvotes, anybody???)
True. No man has a right to tell a woman what to do, or to "let" or "not let" them. Ever. And vice versa.
I'm still so angry that nobody told me getting an IUD was so painful. It was so traumatic I still have an intense phobia of the lady doctor
Sorry. My other comment was probably way too long. I was just trying to say that I agree, and I am definitely of the mind that if those doing the procedure have never done it before, they need to get detailed information of the experience from those who have recently had it, and still remember the experience clearly to give better information on what the experience is truly like.
Load More Replies...F that noise. I'd wear six condoms every time if it meant not having to have kids.
Is it me or is the gynecological world out to punish women? Why does everything have to include so much effin' pain? I mean seriously it's awful what women have to go through when it comes to anything to do with babies. Periods, birth control, being pregnant, giving birth, etc...Thank Goddess I'm a Dude.
Not gonna lie, condoms dampen the feeling and the band is really tight but it's so barbaric that modern medicine refuses to provide women with an anesthetic to block the pain but it's standard practice to give men an anesthetic to perform a vasectomy that's a tiny cut and two snips.
I feel medicine often downplays women's pain. My sister in law complained to various doctors about severe period pain, most of them told her it's normal and has she tried ibuprofen? As it turns out, ibuprofen doesn't do much for endometriosis. In Poland it's also not likely to get painkillers during delivery. If you had a c-section - tough luck, one paracetamol pill every 6 hours, oh and you're expected to stand up and take care of your baby a few hours after the surgery. But when we visit the dentist, they always offer an anesthetic..
Load More Replies...SO bad, I had to go lie down in a dark room for 45 minutes before I could even walk so I could leave the clinic
Not my experience with having an IUD inserted. Definitely not that sore.
Ooh another chance to share my iud horror story. A disclaimer that iuds are really good bc for *most* people and I seriously endorse them if you’re looking for long term solutions. I had originally planned on doing to non hormonal paragard, but my gyn said that the Kyleena would also be comparable with my current meds I’m on. It was comparable with my medication but not with me. That insertion wasn’t too painful, but I did go batshit crazy and near psychotic for a month and half from the sudden rush of hormones. Decided to swap it out for paragard because I still really wanted an iud. That insertion hurt like a B***H but hey, I survived. Until I didn’t. I scheduled an appointment because I thought I could feel the tip of it (it was just the knot in the string, but that still meant it had sunk). I was having horrendous abdominal pain this whole time and we had a vaginal ultrasound scheduled to check out what’s happening in my uterus.
I could see the scan as they did it and even though I’m not a medical professional, my jaw dropped. It had rotated around 30 degrees and the left wing was embedded in the muscular tissue of my uterus. It had been trying to expel the iud, but it got snagged on the wall. The removal hurt so much since the process is essentially grab the string with tongs and yank. I decided that that one had to have been a fluke and wanted to try one more time. I had it replaced that same day and the pain was damn excruciating this time. I almost started crying in the chair. Around a month later, the end had poked out and it needed removed. That one also had a slightly bent wing, so we assumed my uterus was just small and asymmetrical. Good thing I’ll be able to use it just fine as long as I get pregnant and have a child /s
Load More Replies...If you think having it put it is painful, wait till the doc takes it out.
.I didn't even feel her remove it. And I had mine in for like 11 years, WAY longer than recommended. She was afraid it might be imbeded. Weird. I guess everyone's built different inside.
Load More Replies...This is why I don't trust western medicine for women. Constantly gaslight us, lie to us, downplay our pain, ignore our symptoms, blame weight over real problems, tell us it's in our head etc. Thankfully, I've never been on any kind of birth control and never been pregnant. Gynecology hasn't come very far from its barbaric and inhumane origins.
A bit like wearing a mask. I reckon more guys than women refused in the US.
I suppose the correct answer to this man is: Poor dear, if it is that bad lets not have sex then.
My 3rd born had the imprint of a Copper 7 on his bum when he was born. I did tell them it didn't work, they wouldn't believe I had one in.
When I got my IUD, I really WISH I had blacked out from the pain...I have never felt pain like that in my entire life. It's what I imagine a fish feels when it is gutted. I screamed and begged it to stop and then had trouble sleeping because I kept thinking about it. All they did was give me some ibuprofen after when I couldn't even walk to leave.
In fairness we tend to understate just how ouch making these can be. Lots of rubbed raw bits etc
I've heard once: "If I put on a condom, my d*ck thinks it's a cap and goes to sleep"
When the doctor burned a hole in my s*****m so he could slice away my ability to reproduce, it hurt pretty bad but I didn't black out or anything.
Have people never heard of spermicide? Helps lube too. More than 2 types of contraceptives folks
You cannot just use a spermicide on it's own. You must always use a method of contraception with spermicide, such as condoms or a diaphragm.
Load More Replies...Clearly that men uses to put the condom in the head , like if they gonna rob a bank. Just saying
Well, maybe...just maybe it is because women take birth control a little bit more seriously than men as it is either that or getting pregnant... but it is just a wild guess :) But lets say - hormonal contraceptions are not exactly safe either. They can put hormonal disballance to whole body, cause organ failures, obesity, also troubles with getting pregnant once put aside, stomach issues, hair loss, skin troubles, I could go on..
Load More Replies...In every photo taken of me ever, I either look confused or concerned, and I don't. Know. Why.
I have a pair of socks that read in the bottom "I can't get up now, the cat is on my lap"
Speaking as a man, I kinda like the 80s CRT green and that weird blue though XP
While seeing so many posts on sympathy for retail workers, every employee doing their job has to be respected 🤷♀️
I often joke that if I ever go missing my family will not have a recent picture of me to give the authorities 😅
And if you pull gum or mints out of your purse, they will ask for some 85% of the time even though they make fun of you for carrying around so much
Haven't we all done that thing where your mom asks you to look for something and you don't find it and then she comes and finds it in a second 🥴
"I'm not a marriage counselor or anything." And stuck the landing.
Well, this is embarresing, but I actually learned something about my self that i never could put my finger on 🤯 😂
The amount of power I feel with all my usernames being the same is unreal. Like, I never have to worry about someone saying I stole my own art because my usernames are the same everywhere! It's awesome!
My face naturally either looks like I’m about to cry or I’m angry when most of the time I am spaced out
This is me! My coworkers think I'm their sunshine. I try to keep most of the dry sarcasm out of the workplace because it would be too depressing
I thought it said "communism is key." I think I am tired and I should go to sleep.
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Sadly, these do nothing to dispel the stereotype of women being vapid, unreasonable, and highly strung. :(
Hey guy here, why are so many of the jokes you find funny at our expense? I get it we have been in charge for a long time and it is very unfair, and a whole bunch of us suck. But could you maybe find a way to get a laugh without making men feel bad about themselves.
Insecure, predictable and stereotypical, only a few good ones. Meh
I'm AFAB trans agender but this was not at all relatable smh, bp it's so stereotypical and awful. Women are amazing, strong and powerful, make actually relatable memes and not just offensive and dry memes about relationships and "dealing" with your partner.
Sadly, these do nothing to dispel the stereotype of women being vapid, unreasonable, and highly strung. :(
Hey guy here, why are so many of the jokes you find funny at our expense? I get it we have been in charge for a long time and it is very unfair, and a whole bunch of us suck. But could you maybe find a way to get a laugh without making men feel bad about themselves.
Insecure, predictable and stereotypical, only a few good ones. Meh
I'm AFAB trans agender but this was not at all relatable smh, bp it's so stereotypical and awful. Women are amazing, strong and powerful, make actually relatable memes and not just offensive and dry memes about relationships and "dealing" with your partner.