Which is more painful?

I say getting kicked in the nuts. Even just talking about it hurts...

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.

Someone once described it in front of me as feeling like someone is wringing out your insides like a washcloth and that was a pretty good description of what I felt.

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.

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.

Someone once described it in front of me as feeling like someone is wringing out your insides like a washcloth and that was a pretty good description of what I felt.

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?)

Ive never had nuts so cant really compare, but have given delivered 6 times 3 without pain meds, I thought I was dying.

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.

haha you are right! iv had 2 boys (2 under 2 yikes!) and yougest is 9 weeks and it hurts!, probably feels like you need to poop out your man bits for you to be able to describe it to a man lol
in responce to the question, probably kicked in the nuts, cos theres pain relief for labour pains

Child birth and being kicked in the balls are nowhere close to being on the same level. How about discussing Cluster head aches and child birth.

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.

I've heard that... don't some women orgasm as they give birth?

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.

I've heard that... don't some women orgasm as they give birth?

I think so. I didn't quite get that far! lol But I only pushed for 20 minutes total. I did pee across the delivery room, though.

This officially has become ridiculous now...

In what way?