Does man flue exist (60)
tinyfangsunder a rock, Leitrim Ireland26 Threads 4 Polls 1,034 PostsChildbirth is pain with a purpose (most of all at that point to get your body back so you can walk without your spine splitting in two 
). Don't think it can be compared with pains from illness or injury, as you know billions of mammals have gone through it, and many go through it just at the same time you do all over the planet. It's a natural thing, and while definitely painful, it lacks the fear and panick of other pains when the body is telling you something is terribly wrong, in my view at least.
). Don't think it can be compared with pains from illness or injury, as you know billions of mammals have gone through it, and many go through it just at the same time you do all over the planet. It's a natural thing, and while definitely painful, it lacks the fear and panick of other pains when the body is telling you something is terribly wrong, in my view at least.
tinyfangs: Childbirth is pain with a purpose (most of all at that point to get your body back so you can walk without your spine splitting in two ). Don't think it can be compared with pains from illness or injury, as you know billions of mammals have gone through it, and many go through it just at the same time you do all over the planet. It's a natural thing, and while definitely painful, it lacks the fear and panick of other pains when the body is telling you something is terribly wrong, in my view at least.
gas and air now and epidural and a lot of women train for the big day like breathing techniques and so forth ,but its still sore id imagine i think one of mine was 11 lbs 8 ounces ,i see some pregnant women walking around the supermarkets toddlers in tow and heavly pregnant i do feel sorry for them they look exhaustedtinyfangs: Childbirth is pain with a purpose (most of all at that point to get your body back so you can walk without your spine splitting in two ). Don't think it can be compared with pains from illness or injury, as you know billions of mammals have gone through it, and many go through it just at the same time you do all over the planet. It's a natural thing, and while definitely painful, it lacks the fear and panick of other pains when the body is telling you something is terribly wrong, in my view at least.
I would disagree with you on "lacks the fear and panic of other pains", lol, esp if it's your first one. Someone tried to tell me this when I was pregnant, and I had to remind them that yes, although it is natural, it is MY first time, and therefore I guess the "fear of the unknown" is def present. But regardless, a worthwhile pain.
Pain from any other source is usually a sign that something is wrong - the more severe the pain, the more our "danger" light flashes. It's your survival instinct. Again, also natural.
MADDOG69: Ah here... there has been over 100billion human births since our existence. Could ya find something a bit more unique?
Childbirth or War? Which demands the greater tolerance for pain? The greater courage? Mmmmm? Remember there's no epidural for a 7.62mm round to the head
facetowardsfront: Childbirth or War? Which demands the greater tolerance for pain? The greater courage? Mmmmm? Remember there's no epidural for a 7.62mm round to the head
I've chosen neither!
same as your good self
facetowardsfront: Sometimes we are chosen
ahhh you are safe enough
what being OLD and no enlistment here
facetowardsfront: Childbirth or War? Which demands the greater tolerance for pain? The greater courage? Mmmmm? Remember there's no epidural for a 7.62mm round to the head
id rather a 7.62mm to the head instantly than getting shot at all night by an 8 or nine incher 
War.
I saw that in the eyes of my father...
I saw that in the eyes of my father...
tinyfangs: War.
I saw that in the eyes of my father...
I saw that in the eyes of my father...
did he fight in a war?
or was it personal demons?
mjpd67: id rather a 7.62mm to the head instantly than getting shot at all night by an 8 or nine incher
All night? I think the average 'contact' for most men is in the region of 5 minutes
facetowardsfront: All night? I think the average 'contact' for most men is in the region of 5 minutes
thats a marathon tinyfangs:
War is not something to joke about.
War is not something to joke about.
Sometimes making fun out of the grotesque is a way of dealing with it.
tinyfangs: 2WW (I am the baby chick of the family by a loooong way), and he was only 16 when he ended in the trenches, and he spent years in them, was shot through the throat, had one clean scare where it had entered, and a torn one where it had exited... He could not stick his tongue out straight due to that, which had me giggle as a little girl, innocently unaware of the terrors he had witnessed.
And I spent one evening with a Vietnam vet in the States, who kept telling me he had never shot a baby while crying like one...
War is not something to joke about.
And I spent one evening with a Vietnam vet in the States, who kept telling me he had never shot a baby while crying like one...
War is not something to joke about.
I'd never joke about war!
I am completely anti-army etc
tinyfangs: I am anti-war, but I also know sometimes it appears human nature does not allow it to be avoided, human history seems to indicate that.. and those who fight in them need to be taken serious and need support in my view.
and I know face, not trying to be difficult here, just not something I take lightly at all.
and I know face, not trying to be difficult here, just not something I take lightly at all.
I never disputed that!
And I do understand the dynamics of war being necessary and unavoidable!
I buy a poppy every year....
tinyfangs: I am anti-war, but I also know sometimes it appears human nature does not allow it to be avoided, human history seems to indicate that.. and those who fight in them need to be taken serious and need support in my view.
and I know face, not trying to be difficult here, just not something I take lightly at all.
question ? whats causing most of the worlds conflicts at this moment in timeand I know face, not trying to be difficult here, just not something I take lightly at all.
mjpd67: question ? whats causing most of the worlds conflicts at this moment in time
The same thing that has and will always cause wars; Statism.
Only States go to war.
The only way to end war is to end Statism
And now I must end this day
Nighty night
facetowardsfront: The same thing that has and will always cause wars; Statism.
Only States go to war.
The only way to end war is to end Statism
And now I must end this day
Nighty night
Only States go to war.
The only way to end war is to end Statism
And now I must end this day
Nighty night
facetowardsfront: The same thing that has and will always cause wars; Statism.
Only States go to war.
The only way to end war is to end Statism
And now I must end this day
Nighty night
Only States go to war.
The only way to end war is to end Statism
And now I must end this day
Nighty night
States yes, but did humans not war already in tribes?
I am a 1 on 1 creature, more than 2 is a crowd for me, so I can happily exist without states, tribes, groups - all baaaaaaaad
tinyfangs: 2WW (I am the baby chick of the family by a loooong way), and he was only 16 when he ended in the trenches, and he spent years in them, was shot through the throat, had one clean scare where it had entered, and a torn one where it had exited... He could not stick his tongue out straight due to that, which had me giggle as a little girl, innocently unaware of the terrors he had witnessed.
And I spent one evening with a Vietnam vet in the States, who kept telling me he had never shot a baby while crying like one...
War is not something to joke about.
And I spent one evening with a Vietnam vet in the States, who kept telling me he had never shot a baby while crying like one...
War is not something to joke about.
I went out with a Vietnam vet for 2 years. He would wake up roaring some nights and he would cry that he never shot any man who wasn't trying to shoot him. He was very hard to live with because of what he had been through.
I don't know if Man Flu is any worse than regular flu but I do wonder if men make a fuss about being sick because they find it hard being vulnerable. It can only be justified if their illness is really, really bad. It's just a theory.
LadyBlackAdder: I went out with a Vietnam vet for 2 years. He would wake up roaring some nights and he would cry that he never shot any man who wasn't trying to shoot him. He was very hard to live with because of what he had been through.
I don't know if Man Flu is any worse than regular flu but I do wonder if men make a fuss about being sick because they find it hard being vulnerable. It can only be justified if their illness is really, really bad. It's just a theory.
i went out with a POF vet she was extremely hard to live with also, im in solidarity with you I don't know if Man Flu is any worse than regular flu but I do wonder if men make a fuss about being sick because they find it hard being vulnerable. It can only be justified if their illness is really, really bad. It's just a theory.
LadyBlackAdder: I went out with a Vietnam vet for 2 years. He would wake up roaring some nights and he would cry that he never shot any man who wasn't trying to shoot him. He was very hard to live with because of what he had been through.
I don't know if Man Flu is any worse than regular flu but I do wonder if men make a fuss about being sick because they find it hard being vulnerable. It can only be justified if their illness is really, really bad. It's just a theory.
I don't know if Man Flu is any worse than regular flu but I do wonder if men make a fuss about being sick because they find it hard being vulnerable. It can only be justified if their illness is really, really bad. It's just a theory.
That is quite a good theory, but also.. how often do men receive pity? I mean when a man cuts himself, and I see this often here with my contractors, they tend to not flinch, they just get on with it. I think many are not used having a fuss made for them nor do they make one. Cold/flues though last, and they can't just shrug it off same as a cut? So maybe that's their time to panick a bit inwardly, because they feel helplessly subjected to it? And our time to pamper them and make that fuss they don't allow us to make about when they cut themselves?
Just pondering myself here lol
mjpd67: i went out with a POF vet she was extremely hard to live with also, im in solidarity with you
I wonder if we could really compare the worst ravages of POF with Vietnam? However, I'm sure your suffering was greater than mine 
LadyBlackAdder: I wonder if we could really compare the worst ravages of POF with Vietnam? However, I'm sure your suffering was greater than mine
us men suffer in silence no one wants to hear our cries for help, we are the silent victims rejected by the ravenous rages of love 
mjpd67: us men suffer in silence no one wants to hear our cries for help, we are the silent victims rejected by the ravenous rages of love
Down with that sort of thing
Careful now.
mjpd67: your not a bad poet by any standard
lots of hidden means in there as 2 do with this thread ! 
Mjpd 
LadyBlackAdder: Down with that sort of thing
Careful now.
Careful now.
LadyBlackAdderPersonally, I've never come across a man who made more of fuss than usual about being sick. This "man flu" thing is something I've only heard of in the last couple of years in a derogatory way. Anytime any of the men in my life have complained of being ill, I've taken them at their word and taken care of them appropriately as much as I could at the time and it's always been appreciated and reciprocated. Flu is nasty.
WESTERNSTAR1: lots of hidden means in there as 2 do with this thread ! Mjpd
its swings and round aboutsmjpd67: its swings and round abouts
the whole thing about the male and female flu will never be
resolved in my opinion we are 2 totally different souls altogether
its like the male climax women cant experience what that feels like
except for the grunting and farting afterwards and us males cant
experience the female climax we can only hope shes not faking your
masterpiece of love making , so we cant really say about each others
true feelings ,
resolved in my opinion we are 2 totally different souls altogether
its like the male climax women cant experience what that feels like
except for the grunting and farting afterwards and us males cant
experience the female climax we can only hope shes not faking your
masterpiece of love making , so we cant really say about each others
true feelings ,
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