Pregnancy is not as big a deal as women make it out to be.

Labour is the only genuinely painful part of it, and today we have anaesthetics and procedures that can help significantly reduce the pain and length of labour.

So I think the argument "it's hard to be a woman because we have to give birth" is a very weak one.

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Reply 7

Prince_fancybum

Man - because we're just generally superior to women

Reply 8

Changing Skies

I'd stick with being a woman.

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Reply 9

Mpagtches

Yeah but women have all of these hormones* which make them 'broody' and pursue pregnancy regardless of whether it's actually a good idea.

* At some point in their life, or at least most do, or more than men, or ... ffs someone get my solicitor.

Reply 10

Kittiara

Man. No periods, no risk of pregnancy, no menopause.

Reply 11

ByronicHero

Original post by Kittiara

no risk of pregnancy

Depends what you mean. :tongue:

Reply 12

Kittiara

Original post by ByronicHero

Depends what you mean. :tongue:

I really don't want children. :tongue:

And I am not one to opt for celibacy.

Reply 13

z33

MAN - not even gonna hesitate lmao

because then I can lead my life how I want in every culture and no one can say "you can't do that because you're a girl"

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Reply 14

ByronicHero

Original post by Kittiara

I really don't want children. :tongue:

And I am not one to opt for celibacy.

Men risk pregnancy as well, just in a different sense.

Reply 15

drowzee

A woman, no question. :h:

Reply 16

User008

Original post by Prince_fancybum

Man - because we're just generally superior to women

Stupid.

Reply 17

Kittiara

Original post by ByronicHero

Men risk pregnancy as well, just in a different sense.

True. Though they don't have to actually push out the child. :eek:

And run the risk of piles, and tearing in certain areas, and all the other stuff that can happen when you're pregnant/giving birth.

Female still

Original post by Kittiara

True. Though they don't have to actually push out the child. :eek:

And run the risk of piles, and tearing in certain areas, and all the other stuff that can happen when you're pregnant/giving birth.

True, but they risk unfair financial obligations, being unfairly discriminated against by the courts and such. I think tearing of certain areas wins though to be fair!