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Originally posted by catwhoknows
reply to post by faceoff85
Oh, men give birth now? I didn't know that.
But I am very pleased to hear it.
Guess what, men would die giving birth, because they could not stand that unbelievable level of pain.
Originally posted by catwhoknows
reply to post by Anthony Massey
WOW!
I am saying an absolute wow to you because of all that difficult stuff you are doing.
Because it is difficult for a man to take on the role of a woman.
I hope your wife appreciates you.
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Who can go through the agony of childbirth?
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Boadicea - or however you spell her name - was a fearsome fighting woman.
She is said to have been a master variously of the Shaolin martial arts, the Wudang martial arts, and Yuejiaquan, the family style of Yue Fei. She is also credited as the founder of the martial arts Wǔ Méi Pài (Ng Mui style), Wing Chun Kuen, Dragon style, White Crane, and Five-Pattern Hung Kuen. Ng Mui
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Women are fighters and strong - for their children mainly.
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Who can endure many sleepless nights with a sick baby? And still carry on next day?
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Who can endure men moaning and complaining when they only have a cold?
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Who can go through the agony of childbirth?
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Who keeps the family together?
April 20, 2010 (Boulder, CO) – In December 2006 when professional multisport athlete and adventure racer, Danelle Ballengee, slipped on black ice and fell sixty feet on a canyon trail near her home in Moab, the odds were stacked against her survival.
With a shattered sacrum and severe internal bleeding, she crawled to a water hole and withstood two nights of frigid temperatures by doing crunches to stay awake and generate heat. Documentary Portrays Danelle Ballengee’s Extraordinary Tale of Survival
Originally posted by ~Lucidity
Stronger in some ways, not as strong in others, and equal in other ways. Not many would argue this. The trick is in figuring out what's what, and even here there are variables and exceptions. The key message or lessons here might be to simply accept and acknowledge people on an individual basis, and then let people do what they're good at.
Originally posted by catwhoknows
reply to post by technical difficulties
Men are stronger muscularly, obviously.
Women are strong in nurturing.
No argument - when I said women are stronger than men I meant this:
Women cope with pain a lot more than men do.
Women put up with a lot more # than men do.
That is why women are stronger. Because they put up with really difficult situations.