Which is more painful?
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hmmm
well this is going to be a very split topic. lol
I think a better would be
Birth vs gallstones0 -
Definitely child birth. Any man who thinks otherwise is an idiot.0
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hmmm
well this is going to be a very split topic. lol
I think a better would be
Birth vs gallstones
^ This . You know seeing as women don't have nuts, and men don't give birth0 -
Child birth0
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This is going to be a topic filled with drama and lots of lawlz.0
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Gallstones is worse than childbirth lol0
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I'm going with kicked in the nuts. Don't get me wrong, childbirth sucks. But, most of us can choose to have that pain dulled with medication. Most dudes don't get that option before the boot meets the balls.
** this comes from a woman who had third degree tears during childbirth. Do NOT think it was easy! **0 -
Better yet....CHILDBIRTH VS KIDNEY STONES?0
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Gallstones is worse than childbirth lol
I have been through both. Wound up getting my gall bladder removed. But Childbirth was still 10,000,000 times worse for me0 -
Child birth or getting kicked in the nuts?
Discuss.0 -
dunno, since no one with nuts has ever given birth..0
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I didn't think childbirth hurt at all...so I'm guessing nuts exploding....0
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Gallstones is worse than childbirth lol
I might have to agree on that one. Never been kicked in the nuts so I can't say for sure!0 -
Woman do NOT have nuts... Lolz0
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Reeling in a 350 pound Mako off of Montauk is more painful than childbirth. According to my ex-husband.0
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I can't say for sure, but from how childbirth has been described i'd probably go with that.
I've taken some nasty kicks, and they can be pretty bad, but it's not as much pain as other things. If you got knocked really good, your wind gets knocked out. Your stomach hurts something terrible; the pain isn't necessarily in your crotch. It always seemed to me that getting kicked is kind of a dull, take your breath away pain.
Childbirth, meanwhile, looks like it's a sharper pain. Though of course i could never tell for sure. I imagine it as how it feels when you're pooping when you REALLY had to poo, and you get that kinda sharp pain in your butt/stomach. Like REALLY had to poo.0 -
Woman do NOT have nuts... Lolz0
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Childbirth to me seems like poohing a football....NO THANKS!
Just kick me now ... :noway:0 -
If someone would give me an epidural before I'm kicked in the nuts, I'd say child birth, but honestly, after the birth of our first kid, my wife's response was "well, that wasn't so bad". Maybe her pain tolerance is just unusually high, but I don't remember ever saying that after being kicked in the jewels! lol0
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I can't say for sure, but from how childbirth has been described i'd probably go with that.
I've taken some nasty kicks, and they can be pretty bad, but it's not as much pain as other things. If you got knocked really good, your wind gets knocked out. Your stomach hurts something terrible; the pain isn't necessarily in your crotch. It always seemed to me that getting kicked is kind of a dull, take your breath away pain.
Childbirth, meanwhile, looks like it's a sharper pain. Though of course i could never tell for sure. I imagine it as how it feels when you're pooping when you REALLY had to poo, and you get that kinda sharp pain in your butt/stomach. Like REALLY had to poo.
lol the fact is it's not a fair comparison and nobody will ever truly know the pain of the other gender and their lot in life.0 -
I'll never experience either but I'll have to go with childbirth, just for the length of it. Some women are in labour for 36 hours, who's getting kicked in the nuts for 36 hours straight?0
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I say getting kicked in the nuts. Even just talking about it hurts...0
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I've met many women who want more children but I've never seen a man who wanted to be kicked in the balls more often.
Guess if you really wanted to find out you could ask a hermaphrodite.0 -
I can't say for sure, but from how childbirth has been described i'd probably go with that.
I've taken some nasty kicks, and they can be pretty bad, but it's not as much pain as other things. If you got knocked really good, your wind gets knocked out. Your stomach hurts something terrible; the pain isn't necessarily in your crotch. It always seemed to me that getting kicked is kind of a dull, take your breath away pain.
Childbirth, meanwhile, looks like it's a sharper pain. Though of course i could never tell for sure. I imagine it as how it feels when you're pooping when you REALLY had to poo, and you get that kinda sharp pain in your butt/stomach. Like REALLY had to poo.
To me, contractions were extremely uncomfortable, but I wouldn't call it PAIN. It's just that mine STARTED at two minutes apart and five of the six hours I was in labor (I know -- short) was transition, which is the most intense part of labor.
The actual pushing part didn't hurt at all. When the contractions started. I pushed through them and didn't feel them at all. And the process of the baby actually coming out felt a lot like having sex. I can't speak for anyone else, but that was my experience and I've known a few other women who would say the same.0 -
I can't say for sure, but from how childbirth has been described i'd probably go with that.
I've taken some nasty kicks, and they can be pretty bad, but it's not as much pain as other things. If you got knocked really good, your wind gets knocked out. Your stomach hurts something terrible; the pain isn't necessarily in your crotch. It always seemed to me that getting kicked is kind of a dull, take your breath away pain.
Childbirth, meanwhile, looks like it's a sharper pain. Though of course i could never tell for sure. I imagine it as how it feels when you're pooping when you REALLY had to poo, and you get that kinda sharp pain in your butt/stomach. Like REALLY had to poo.
To me, contractions were extremely uncomfortable, but I wouldn't call it PAIN. It's just that mine STARTED at two minutes apart and five of the six hours I was in labor (I know -- short) was transition, which is the most intense part of labor.
The actual pushing part didn't hurt at all. When the contractions started. I pushed through them and didn't feel them at all. And the process of the baby actually coming out felt a lot like having sex. I can't speak for anyone else, but that was my experience and I've known a few other women who would say the same.
So... you kinda had sex with your baby? That's ... creepy...
*shudder*0 -
I can't say for sure, but from how childbirth has been described i'd probably go with that.
I've taken some nasty kicks, and they can be pretty bad, but it's not as much pain as other things. If you got knocked really good, your wind gets knocked out. Your stomach hurts something terrible; the pain isn't necessarily in your crotch. It always seemed to me that getting kicked is kind of a dull, take your breath away pain.
Childbirth, meanwhile, looks like it's a sharper pain. Though of course i could never tell for sure. I imagine it as how it feels when you're pooping when you REALLY had to poo, and you get that kinda sharp pain in your butt/stomach. Like REALLY had to poo.
To me, contractions were extremely uncomfortable, but I wouldn't call it PAIN. It's just that mine STARTED at two minutes apart and five of the six hours I was in labor (I know -- short) was transition, which is the most intense part of labor.
The actual pushing part didn't hurt at all. When the contractions started. I pushed through them and didn't feel them at all. And the process of the baby actually coming out felt a lot like having sex. I can't speak for anyone else, but that was my experience and I've known a few other women who would say the same.
So... you kinda had sex with your baby? That's ... creepy...
*shudder*
HECK NO! Also, EWW! I mean sex can be fun. But childbirth - NOT. At least not for ME (Maybe I am in a minority?)0 -
Woman do NOT have nuts... Lolz
Lol0 -
Ive never had nuts so cant really compare, but have given delivered 6 times 3 without pain meds, I thought I was dying.0
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I can't say for sure, but from how childbirth has been described i'd probably go with that.
I've taken some nasty kicks, and they can be pretty bad, but it's not as much pain as other things. If you got knocked really good, your wind gets knocked out. Your stomach hurts something terrible; the pain isn't necessarily in your crotch. It always seemed to me that getting kicked is kind of a dull, take your breath away pain.
Childbirth, meanwhile, looks like it's a sharper pain. Though of course i could never tell for sure. I imagine it as how it feels when you're pooping when you REALLY had to poo, and you get that kinda sharp pain in your butt/stomach. Like REALLY had to poo.
To me, contractions were extremely uncomfortable, but I wouldn't call it PAIN. It's just that mine STARTED at two minutes apart and five of the six hours I was in labor (I know -- short) was transition, which is the most intense part of labor.
The actual pushing part didn't hurt at all. When the contractions started. I pushed through them and didn't feel them at all. And the process of the baby actually coming out felt a lot like having sex. I can't speak for anyone else, but that was my experience and I've known a few other women who would say the same.
So... you kinda had sex with your baby? That's ... creepy...
*shudder*
HECK NO! Also, EWW! I mean sex can be fun. But childbirth - NOT. At least not for ME (Maybe I am in a minority?)0 -
I imagine it as how it feels when you're pooping when you REALLY had to poo, and you get that kinda sharp pain in your butt/stomach. Like REALLY had to poo.
in responce to the question, probably kicked in the nuts, cos theres pain relief for labour pains0
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