Should women get a day off work for their period?

Migraines with auras?

Ahhh thanks so much.

I needed to know. She's like an 11/10 if you get me

yup - the kind of situation whereby you know in advance that a killer, agonising, days-long headache is coming up because your vision starts to go weird

Well I speak English and I can count.

I've had kidney pain, I've had ones where I can't walk and I've had others which give me migraine.

It's clear in this thread that men don't understand. Some periods are horrendous.

ooooohhhhhh, you're a cheeky one? Fiesty! ahahahaha

Still dying over the Sheffield mess ahahahaha

Those are awful.

I once had a week where I had one everyday.

true, but it's *not* true. it's boring *and* false. that's the issue. we've heard it all before and telling a lie enough times doesn't make it true. for example: "white privilege". is a homeless white man "privileged"? for either his gender or race? so how is he homeless? if women can be wealthy (like countless female celebrities) like black people can be, how are they oppressed? how could that happen? but this is a whole different point and I'd rather you didn't detract from this one which you yourself talked about:



if my points weren't logical then why can't you at least prove that? just stating that they're illogical isn't the evidence of that. if I'm saying things like "if women are getting assistance, this implies that they are less capable than men", how is that not logically necessarily as a deduction? if they are worse than men, they require assistance, and if they require assistance, they are worse. you don't give somebody assistance unless they need it to remedy a defect. you don't just do it to be lovely. you do it because there's meant to be some kind of disability involved (although don't construe that as in being in a wheelchair or being retarded - that's taking things to stereotypical proportions). so my point is that you cannot say that men and women are equal in their status if one of them is logically less good in this context. that's just unavoidable. it's like if somebody needed training wheels on their bicycle and tried arguing that they were just as good as bike rider and somebody without training wheels...
so explain clearly how I'm arguing logically with reference to my points.

OOOh, i get regular kidney pain and migraines, how many extra days off should i get?

If you get regular kidney pain, you should really see a doctor.

sounds devilish - when I have the visual cues I literally have to bed myself then and there and reload on paracetamols and sleeping tablets - and even then, when waking up (if I'm even able to sleep) it will feel like my skull's been smashed with a hammer because the headache is so intense. so I know exactly what it feels like to suffer from semi-regular migraines

**** man. You want to be taken seriously but think homeless white men are proof white privilege does not exist.

That sounds terrible.
Have you tried ibuprofen?

I see what you mean with the skull thing, and it annoys when people think it's the same as a headache. It's 100x worse.

So guys can never be bedridden and hit by insane pain for several hours?

yeahh, but medicines never tend to do much for my migraines - all I can really do is sleep it off
and yeah, a headache is like a little sense of discomfort in your head while a migraine is like an earthquake - it can really be that different to some people