Women Must be HAIRLESS | r/BadWomensAnatomy

[@Jammidodger]

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[@Dino-1958]

I think I should get some free promotional toothpaste as the only genuine Dinosaur on KZbin, I'm old and a few teeth have gone by the wayside but there is still some! 💐🦕💃🤔🐈‍⬛🐕😼♥️☕🥖🧀🇪🇺🇺🇦🏳️‍⚧️🌈💐

[@peculiar-pan]

mmmm dino

[@duckUnknown]

How is there only one reply? Edit: two now cuz me

[@sweetsunshine4279]

hope i can get the discount

[@samijodavis9204]

Seahorse breeder

[@JhericFury]

Imagine thinking body hair is unnatural. Dude, we're apes

[@silverghostcat1924]

😂😂😂

[@iclynnx]

Some of these people probably are religious and don't believe we came from apes. But still, we're land mammals. Is there any land mammal without hair on their body? Even elephants have some hair strands, especially Indian elephants can be fuzzy.

[@JhericFury]

@@iclynnx naked molerats maybe? My cousin Ralph? (There is no cousin Ralph)

[@iclynnx]

@@JhericFury I looked it up, even naked mole rats have some hairs on their body, just sparsely. They gotta feel their way around somehow, in those underground tunnels, while blind. And yes, cousin Ralph is the exception.

[@JhericFury]

@@iclynnx ooh, very interesting, thanks

[@emeryhiss5675]

I'm a trans man who just had a hysterectomy, and in the process learned I had endometriosis. I really want to try a period simulator just to see where my cramps were on the scale. Just curious honestly.

[@Nat_778]

I will say as someone who has a period and tried one of those simulators: they aren't very accurate because they tickle like hell! I'm pretty sure they use small jolts of electricity to stimulate your muscles to clench, but the sensation of small electric shocks on the skin felt like pins and needles x100000 😭

[@JeeWillacurs]

@@SkullyGal53 nooo dont say thaaaat you wont be okay with it😭/ J

[@Vahlee-A]

My sibling's periods are as painful as labor. They used to need to squeeze my hand to deal with the cramps.

[@dim9753]

I’ve only ever had very mild cramps. Not all women get them and those of us who don’t, are not the least bit curious. Just thankful we don’t go through that ish

[@hannahk1306]

​@@SkullyGal53 I get why you might think that from a cultural perspective, but trust me you *really* don't want periods! It's way more than the pain, the cramps and the inconvenience of bleeding: mine affects my mental health, my energy levels, my sleep, my ability to concentrate and I get nausea and sometimes vomiting from it. I know other people who have periods *far* worse than mine as well. Some people are very lucky and have mild or even no symptoms, but many people have horrendous symptoms due to their periods.

[@Belti200]

I swear i read the title as “women must be hairless: bald women’s anatomy”

[@sashadoom]

I mean, that would work 😆

[@botanicalitus4194]

this is so funny help 💀

[@thatfinnishkrista]

Funniest comment 😄

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

He should just go in an Alopecia dating site

[@Muffinn_Cakes]

Thank you this made me really laugh lmao

[@beaucarbary5619]

It's really funny the "getting married sucks the life out of men" meme because single women statistically live longer than married women, and married men statistically live longer than single men. Who's sucking the life out of who?

[@vladimirazubcekova7727]

if its so bad for men then they should stop getting married

[@bambino05]

It's also wild because most of the people who spout this are the ones who asked for marriage

[@SuperStella1111]

It’s so bad for women we have. But that’s destroying the men. They call themselves incels. And like all men cut off from women’s company they destroy everything - themselves, and those around them. ​@@vladimirazubcekova7727

[@christinelindberg-gilhus1590]

Statistically women also get more work and stress from getting married, men get less work and stress. Housechores and childcare still mainly falls on the woman to do, and also taking care of the husband. All of that on top of also working.

[@TheSkullcleaver]

As a cis man every day I spend on the internet I become more disappointed by the absolute stupidity of other cis men.

[@donneverae3050]

Here in the US, I think any senator or representative who has never had a uterus, but plans to vote on women health issues, should be required to undergo labor simulation as a mandatory qualification.

[@vladimirazubcekova7727]

its not their business either way

[@BlackKoshka23]

"How did you get this much [body] hair as a female?" Puberty!

[@barabajagaI]

if these men think a woman having a little bit of body hair is unnatural imagine if they found out about PCOS

[@krissyskulls]

Men is a stretch, I’d just call them males.

[@emilyjohn2034]

I can say as a woman with PCOS it is not a good reaction. In my experience most of them just blame us for “failing as woman.” Not the worst though, the worst is definitely the fact that serious PCOS can cause a very risky pregnancy and I’ve literally had men tell me to my face that as a woman it would be better for me to die than to not have children… some of these people just hate woman and no amount of reasoning will sway them

[@lauraevans2104]

I worked with a guy that was of the opinion that a woman could not change her appearance at all once dating him especially hair length or there would be no second chance he would be gone. I followed up that statement with: Me: Then you wouldn’t be upset if she left you for shaving your face?” Him: “that’s rediculous, I can shave whenever I like and she’s being shallow.” Me: ….😑

[@dietotaku]

bet i could count on one finger the number of relationships he's had in his life

[@dielizzy-ts2rv]

:D LOL that dude!

[@lauraevans2104]

@@dietotaku yep and he cheated so that ended.

[@IndigoViolent]

@@dietotaku Yes, and it would be with his hand.

[@PumpkinQueenFlorence]

Men are so attached to hair length, it’s actually insane

[@Liatriss]

As an Italian woman my hairs grow in three per follicle when they show up, conserving space to fit more just like a Fiat

[@RoseHanson4056]

Think that's bad? I'm pale, and even when I shave my legs, you can see the hair follicles, like micro dots. I never wear shorts

[@katwitanruna]

I don’t know *anyone* who doesn’t have body hair. Seriously. I know folx who remove body hair but no one who was born hairless.

[@waynerazorblade]

i mean most people are born hairless. you know, as babies

[@jacquelynsmith2351]

I know someone who had no body hair at one point... but she was in chemo, so I don't think it counts. Her hair grew back darker and curlier

[@grantmegan91]

​@@waynerazorblade even babies are covered in tiny hairs all over

[@mrmaniac3]

I'd ask these people, how am I supposed to be disgusted by my girlfriend's body hair? I'm so much hairier 🤭

[@Vahlee-A]

As a trans woman I hate my own body hair, but I think it looks awesome on other women.

[@ajwinberg]

You can tell that there are a lot of people who didn't pass biology or just didn't take it in school. It is sad that in this day and age that people don't understand how the human body works. And I mean all human bodies, not just women's. 😢

[@AmEv7fam]

The "you were born not a virgin" thing? I think the guy was thinking that somehow they were able to penetrate past the cervix (impossible without massive pain) and into the fetus' vagina (again, impossible, and super creepy???)

[@Katedfate]

Also the fetus, later into the pregnancy, is UPSIDE DOWN. Which adds another layer of impossibility

[@thezilch7227]

Also the part where he only figured out that pregnant women having sex is a thing is because there are some on dating apps. No way any pregnant women would be having sex with their partner, only ever with Chad from Tinder.

[@GerBessa]

​@@Katedfate That's how people are born f**ked in the head...

[@AquaEclipse324]

I've genuinely read some Urban Dictionary posts that mention penetrating into the foetus' vagina (usually relating to sexual activity). They make me want to carve out my own eyeballs

[@arisacupcake]

So there are people out there that think body hair is literally unnatural for women? 🤯 I always thought that was a metaphor for 'all women shave their body hair, so you better do it too.' I can't believe that they actually think women don't grow body hair wtf

[@mikalamaynard6096]

Shoot, I'd love it if my hair stopped growing after 30. Imagine the money I'd save on barbers lmao

[@glampixie]

These misogynistic ideas about women (or assumed women) is so harmful. So deeply harmful.

[@Alex-gh8iu]

@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz *which happens to trans women exponentially more than cis women, coward.

[@1st1anarkissed]

How does a pregnant woman being on a dating app affect her daughtar's virginity? Well, she got poked when mom got poked, naturally. Her magic innocence field has been shattered for life.

[@kitty79er]

😂😂

[@ethanrose9682]

turducken

[@glancycorner7425]

What in the living hell is this sweet BS? No matter how big your penis is, it will NOT reach the baby.

[@katiemilady197]

Oh but remember, it doesn't do anything if it's a boy. 🤦‍♀️

[@Church_of_the_Skittles_Snek]

I grow hair on My chest, and I thought there was something wrong with Me, until I saw another Woman that also grew chest hair... Now I don't feel like such an Outcast, and God Loves Me, and I Am Beautiful in Their Eyes Ase 🙏🏿

[@Samson16436]

You absolutely are! ❤❤❤

[@soaringspirits2267]

Defo dude. You're awesome, stay awesome.

[@Church_of_the_Skittles_Snek]

@@soaringspirits2267 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I Am not a dude 😂😂😂😂😂 I guess you don't know how to read 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@soaringspirits2267]

@Elle_the_Sistem Sorry my guy, I use masc terms as gender neutrals, all the time. (My guy, my dude, my bro, dude-bro, man, guy-man, bro, bruv, stuff like that.) I do apologize for any upset, if I caused any.

[@PaulA.Bailey-r1o]

This is a great Video. This brings back painful memories which i have been enduring. My relationship of 5 years ended 3 months ago. The love of my life decided to leave me, I really love her so much I can’t stop thinking about her, I’ve tried my very best to get her back in my life, but to no avail, I’m frustrated, I don’t see my life with anyone else. I’ve done my best to get rid of the thoughts of her, but I can’t, I don’t know why I’m saying this here, I really miss her and just can’t stop thinking about her.

[@PaulA.Bailey-r1o]

Interesting. Who is this counsellor, and how do I meet the person?

[@PaulA.Bailey-r1o]

Thanks a lot. I just did. Impressive.

[@salemalvord8812]

If your happiness depends on another person, then the problem is coming from inside you. If you resume a relationship that has fractured and DON'T address the hold insude yourself, then the relationship will end again. You must seek out personal growth as your highest priority. No monogamous person is able to see themselves with another person when a break-up is raw. That doesn't mean that it's not in the cards. Don't hang your happiness on someone else's shoulders. It will drive them away permanently.

[@RurikDankil]

Yes, if a woman has short hair her hair completely stops growing at about thirty. And guys hair can no longer be cut at about thirty. It becomes even harder than diamond.

[@elaexplorer]

I believe the guy was saying if someone cuts their hair short past 30 that they tend to keep it short and don't grow it back out. Mostly because they realize how easier life is when you're not spending so much time managing a ton of hair.

[@RurikDankil]

@@elaexplorer I figured as much. I just felt like making a little joke.

[@tilltab]

What the hell is the no hair growth after 30 smoking??? I literally buzzed my hair to about a mm long two years ago, and have had several haircuts since, and it’s currently shoulder length. I’m in my 40’s!

[@pandora8610]

I didn't cut mine. I had chemo. It grew back just fine afterwards. The only change is that it curls a little more than it used to.

[@tilltab]

@@pandora8610 I’m glad it grew back well. :) I know hair can be a huge concern with chemo and telling people it won’t grow back is just adding stress to a situation that’s difficult enough, especially when it just isn’t true.

[@calamityjean1525]

I'm 73 and mine is still growing. Another two inches and I will be able to sit on it.

[@kitty79er]

@@calamityjean1525 slay

[@unapologeticallylizzy]

Tbh I assumed that one meant that women don't tend to grow their hair long again after 30. Still ridiculous and untrue though.

[@fernbedek6302]

As a trans girl, I'd be curious about trying those pain simulators just to understand.

[@Katedfate]

I heard from other trans women that HRT give periods-like cramps, but I would still like to do the simulators.

[@leirumf5476]

As a trans girl... Same. Whenever I hear a woman complaining about them I'm usually like "y'know, I'd actually like to have those because that'd mean my anatomy aligns with myself".

[@Zoey_the_Rat]

Nope, nope, nope, keep those things faaar away from me :D I already went through the body horror of male puberty, I don't need another one, even temporary

[@waffles3629]

I'm curious for the opposite reason (I'm a demiguy). I wanna know how it compares to my cramps. Seeing as post-op hysterectomy pain was about as bad as my mild periods. Even walking my surgical site into a table corner less than 24 hours out wasn't as bad as my worst.

[@Alex-gh8iu]

@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz translated: bwahhhhhh.

[@meh9623]

My mom once commented on my leg hair and that it looks horrendous and I told her it's natural. she replied with "its not" she is a nurse.

[@bunhelsingslegacy3549]

My mom is weirder about my leg hair than any guy I've ever dated. I'm not sorry, if you don't like it, don't look. Would you prefer to see scabs from digging out all the ingrown hairs that any form of hair removal gives me? I sure wouldn't, now can we drop the subject? And please don't buy me the lateste depilatory product..Let's drop the subject. Only took a decade for her to learn to ignore it.

[@emilymoran9152]

I have to admit I'm curious about whether those period pain simulators have multiple settings. Because for some people they are really debilitating, whereas I've always had SOME cramping with my periods, but nothing that interrupts my normal activities. So if I were going soley off my own experience and not listening to anyone else who had periods, I would say they aren't that bad...but there ARE people who need some time off to rest and deal with them! I feel like we need some more education around how the experiences of people within certain categories can differ, because there's a lot of people making definitive statements that really collapse down the broad spectrum that is human life.

[@teritt]

Oh yes period pain simulators go from 1-10 and 10 is said to be a near exact replica of severe pain

[@grantmegan91]

​@@terittunless it's inside of you, there's no way I'll believe it's accurate lol

[@adidi7789]

And it's not just varied levels between different people, mine vary in severity month by month. Some months are completely pain free, sometimes mild cramping, and a few times (thankfully not often) I've had really bad ones to the point I've literally fainted from the pain

[@teritt]

@@grantmegan91 It’s not entirely there it’s more like 80% accurate because it’s only imitating the muscle contractions happening around the uterus contractions.

[@devonsimone2891]

I have fainted or thrown up from the pain of period cramps almost every month since i first started my period. For context I got my first period when I was eight years old; I’m in my 30s now. For a lot of people, the pain unbearable. I’ve been to so many doctors over the years and almost every single Dr just says “oh it’s normal”. It’s not. IT IS NOT NORMAL.

[@Jykinturah]

Jamie has the best bewildered dad energy hahaha

[@Alex-gh8iu]

@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz You're wracked with cowardice.

[@Alex-gh8iu]

@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz every word out of your insipid mouth is dripping with fear. Pathetic and hilarious, subhuman.

[@dgeneric7518]

I'm part Italian- my kids almost full. Recently, my 11 yr old daughter said she's not interested in shaving her pits. My mom- her grandmother- told her she'd hold her down and do it eventually... So my 11 yr old, my little girl, my 5th grader, shaved her pits 2 weeks ago. Because she was pressured, made to feel ugly and gross... And I HATE that. I HATE it. She should have chosen for herself, and she probably would have shaved. Now she's convinced she HAS to, or otherwise she's not woman enough...

[@katyamcadams]

At *11* too? Nah, what's gross is the people pressuring her wtf.

[@ZapShortCircuit]

Idk, once a month my uterus behaves like a satanic ram’s head. So maybe they’ve got a point.

[@Siilikeiju]

Also... That Satan account is incredibly funny and wholesome satire account.

[@thenobleandmightybeaver4411]

Can we talk about how amazing it is to stop shaving where your furry animal tattoo is? Who is this genius of our times?

[@KeaganZ2737]

As a teen, I changed my middle part into a devil's lock, and 23 years later, i still have it. I had to cut my hair into a bobline due to hair breakage, and to my absolute shock, it's starting to grow out. imagine the shocked Pikachu face my hairdresser gets every 6 weeks, and she shaves my undercut. Also, my uterus is definitely Satan incarcerated. She keeps on bleeding randomly, not at all or for MONTHS at a time. Only gallstones and ACNES top my cramp pain.

[@KeaganZ2737]

@KrimsonKattYT lol, nah, it's what the emo side swept bangs are called. At least it was in the 2000s.

[@bunhelsingslegacy3549]

OMG YOU CHANGED WHERE YOUR HAIR CAME FROM what idiots... My hair doesn't care where I part it, but if I don't make a part specifically, it parts itself somewhere. I generally guide it to be where I want it cause I prefer my part to be straight, leaving it up to chance usually makes a zigzag.

[@CoMorbiditty]

The part comment reminds me of the cheap barbie dolls where the long hair comes from one spot lol

[@unapologeticallylizzy]

With the "debt free virgins," I was about to mention student loans in the UK but then I realised this person probably doesn't want women to go to university.

[@bbo7002]

That specific line has got to be from Lori Alexander, aka the Transformed Wife. She's used it constantly for YEARS now, bc she's an evangelical fundie who """'teaches women"""" about living a """"godly life"""" or whatever, when in reality she's just an ignorant, hateful person 😒

[@katwitanruna]

15:25 I was in labor for six days with one of mine. You definitely feel everything. OTOH you do forget the level of pain like it’s behind a veil afterwards.

[@lutrachanterell2338]

I had a hysterectomy and that was *less painful* than my period cramps

[@NoxBVansyn]

Me too!

[@anvithequarsonist]

good luck on your dentistry business. be careful of those chompers while doing surgery, i hear dinosaur teeth are pretty sharp

[@Alex-gh8iu]

@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz an hero.

[@kwowka]

Eternally glad I was raised with an honest parenting style. Mum and dad answered any question as honestly as they could, keeping it age appropriate. Also we’d be in all of their doctors appointments, because childcare is expensive, and honestly there’s nothing less inappropriate than a doctor explaining signs of cancer to you while mum gets a breast scan… it’s just. Facts.

[@akira_ariga]

The whole body hair thing confused me as a trans kid, especially since my mom naturally just doesn't have any, so I was like "ah yes of course all women don't have that hair - look, my mom doesn't"

[@nandeboleine]

I also didn’t know women had dark or thick body hair until I was pretty old and bumped into my friend who had stubble on her arms. Everyone in my family (mom and daughters) is very blonde and have clear peach fuzz everywhere. I’m happy to learn there is such a variety out there, and sometimes I’m envious, bc I’d love to have a fun little shape shaved into my nether feathers!

[@irishalchemy]

​@@nandeboleine"nether feathers" is a fantastic phrase. Thank you for introducing me to it, it shall be added to my vocab immediately!

[@nandeboleine]

@@irishalchemy lol you’re very welcome. I usually hate euphemisms for body parts, but it just came to mind as I was typing. Would love to see it become a popular phrase.

[@Izanuela22]

Interestingly when it comes to body hair… no man ever had a problem with me having body hair… they were all more like, either smooth or hairy, I don’t care as long as we have sex… 😂 Women on the other hand taught me to get rid of my hair and laughed at me for having hair… men never really gave a f…

[@SushiWolfYT]

So, the first time I saw the no hymen no diamond thing was when the click went over bad women’s anatomy. And I didn’t even know what a hymen was. What did I do? Did write an angry twitlonger? Did I leave a hate comment? No. I did the unthinkable… looked it up on Google to inform myself. I’m such a changed man that I’m now a Demi girl. Send help! /j Keep up the amazing work Jamie! Always love to listen to your content as I’m editing videos. Especially your 1-800-Drama podcast with Shaaba. Have a good day!

[@ladylaudanum8663]

Not to mention minimising people with real experiences of PTSD. (The man who was talking about breastfeeding publicly)

[@alicebthegachaweirdo8378]

Ew, I just got an ad for “Dumbledore’s university castle”

[@PhantomQueenOne]

Pregnancy and childbirth can kill you. I almost tanked in the first three months with my daughter. If it wasn't for medical intervention I would have.

[@PhantomQueenOne]

Body hair is natural, I just don't like it. I'm 61 and my hair grows just fine thank you. It was falling out from uncontrolled diabetes, but I got on medication, and it stopped falling out and grew back. I didn't know that was a symptom of diabetes. My hair is very thick and a bit coarse.

[@Resilient_Sage88]

Square Space sculptutry through the medium of paper clips 9:20 how many of those pockets are real??

[@trashmas]

A society that literally refuses to give consenting adult women hysterectomies if they ask for it should definitely never bitch about abortions.

[@rebeccajesse4604]

Fun fact: there are some biochemical processes that happen during “labor” that block out some of the pain. Key word, “some”, it can still be incredibly painful but without that process it would be worse. Pain is a spectrum, not an on/off switch.

[@zoesommers2927]

love the assumption that women's hair just stops growing at 30. I have to get mine cut multiple times a month to keep it short because it grows so fast.

[@Itsuki.art_]

Off topic for the video, but i wanted to share something because Jamie helped me a lot I'm a 13 year old trans boy with extreme anxiety, depression and a few other disorders. My anxiety is so bad that i can't leave my house, and barely leave my bedroom or do anything different because i get too anxious. I've been in my house for 8 months straight, barely leaving my bedroom exept for eating and going to the toilet. Today, despite not being able to go to the hairdressers, i cut my hair (by myself) for the first time in a while, showered, brushed my teeth and am planning to go outside later today (if my anxiety lets me lol) and do something physical. Jamie helped me through a lot- realising i was trans, starting my social transition, getting a binder, and understanding myself a lot more. Seeing his videos is what gave me the confidence to cut my hair, because of a comment he made in an earlier video, about a year ago, about making progress; "sometimes you need to go back a little to go forward" despite being terrified and not in any way a hairdresser. It's not amazing, but it makes me feel better about myself. Thank you so much, Jamie :) What seems like a small achievement for some, is massive for me. If anyone read this until the end, thanks for listening to me get proud over something someone else would consider a basic task.

[@Itsuki.art_]

Update: went outside! I'm proud of myself lol

[@krispycookez]

Damn i actually relate to a lot of this, in the past few years ive only ever left my house like a few times, due to anxiety and other things. You probably have it worse than me tho, hope you overcome your depression and anxiety here soon.

[@abbienormals1669]

I shaved my hair off a bit over 2 years ago. I'm 39 now. SURPRISE!! It's growing back! It's below my shoulders now even though I'm apparently well into the age where my hair... doesn't grow back?

[@gem_b7798]

13:01 Correction: That is the function of breasts in all mammals, not just humans. Remember, not every child was raised by a wolf. 19:36 This is also medically and definitionally inaccurate because "fetus" literally means "baby" in Latin, and a fetus is not a "tiny clump of cells", that is a zygote. A fetus is what you get when the embryo is allowed to grow and develop further.

[@mapleseraph]

I call the condition the angel at 5:38 has 'Boob on neck plague'. I see it in artwork a lot.

[@arualblues_zero]

If we couldn't naturally grow body hair, what's with all the shaving/depilating/waxing products that have been marketed to us for decades?

[@Bastardivivaci]

I love you jamie, Its great being early to see your amazing content, Keep going!

[@nedhunter4444]

19:30 By that definition, there may technically be extremely rare cases where a miscarriage can occur and the fetus survives. If it is developed enough, it may be able to be put on life support until it is able to survive independently.

[@threewishes221]

Ah yes, the mix between biology and fiction. (Mostly fiction lol).

[@lapoppy4801]

My sister and I often marvel at how stupid so many of our fellow humans are. These tidbits you shared are right there.

[@dianecheney4141]

You have to not tense your body. If you try grabbing the bed rail or sheet they tell you to let go and relax and breathe. I did yoga and it really helped and the fact that my dr was a bastard

[@roni9192]

4:55 I think the "this explanes a lot" might be in reference of cramps

[@elaexplorer]

15:34 Yeah, your body floods with feel good hormones after birth which have the side effect of making you forget the pain. You don't forget having pain, just forget how it felt.

[@angeliasweet9403]

Ok, I'm a completely cis gendered woman, I don't identify as trans- and yet there are some weird times that I get beard envy. Is that weird?

[@witch5878]

You can have mine. 🥲

[@angeliasweet9403]

@@witch5878 If magical transplantation was real, it would save a lot of trouble for a lot of people. I've also since realized I'm not Cis at all. I keep noticing the little hairs on my face and wishing it were more rn. I'm definitely leaning towards Gender Fluid again.

[@NyssaThomassen]

The induction one: being induced does not mean you'll have the baby that day. My induction took19 hours, from when they gave me the medicine to when I had the actual baby, and I was very much on the short end. It can take up to 5 days for an induction to take. 48 hours is about average.

[@CookieIsMyCat09]

jamie's hair is looking really good today tbh, goals

[@nevakear4834]

So much for the right knowing basic biology.

[@camie7753]

I will say, as a caveat to the “body hair on women is normal”, (just to be clear, it is), but excessive body hair in women, particularly in your chin and face, could be a sign of PCOS. Not always, but if you feel off wrong, or it develops out of nowhere, PLEASE don’t let anyone keep you from getting checked out and don’t let them gaslight you! Lol 😂 🙏🏽

[@fruitykokobearva]

bad womens anatomy is so goofy to see until you see it irl

[@elaexplorer]

15:58 I don't know. You have to plan ahead for an epidural. If you're in too much pain they wont give it to you because the pain makes you unable to have informed consent (or something like that). So maybe, a heads up would be better than having a traumatic birthing.

[@katrinadaly1755]

Also after a certain point in labour you’re unable to have an epidural altogether because 1) either you’ll have too much pain to be able to hold still well enough for someone to insert a needle and drugs into your spine or 2) the baby moving down/out of the uterus and turning pushes on your spine and changes the trajectory of where an epidural needle will end up in the right part of your spine to actually do anything at all/might actually hit a nerve and cause permanent damage/paralysis from that point down… yay natural birth 😳

[@starfishgurl1984]

AFAB demigirl here with body hair who doesn’t shave and laughs in almost 40 years old at my hair that desperately needs cutting because it grew out too far to my shoulders, WHAT THE ACTUAL F?

[@RijackiTorment]

They haven't "tied" tubes in more than 3 decades. Tubal Ligation (literally cutting the tubes) is generally done with cauterizing them. Reversal can be attempted with a very very low success rate if there is enough tubal stuff to extend to the ovary. Oopherectomy, often done with a full hysterectomy, is the removal of an ovary and, like hysterectomy, is generally only done when there is a serious malfunction issue like cysts, endometriosis, cancer, gender affirmation, etc. Basically the equivalent of someone having testes removed. Like hysterectomy it's not done to prevent reproduction, though it does that, too, but generally as a 'side effect' to the actual reason for the surgery. Hysterectomy and oopherectomy are invasive surgeries that can require extended recovery even though it's now (and for the last couple decades) done via laparoscopy. My mom's hysterectomy when she was in her 40s was a full belly cut and a couple months of in bed recovery. Mine around the same age a bit over a decade ago was laparoscopy with small incisions and able to walk around the block in a week.

[@bunhelsingslegacy3549]

Tubal ligation for me was like a week recovery, no pain meds Yeeting an ovary with a dermoid cyst was at least 6 weeks on anti-inflammatories. I'd' imagine a hysterectomy cranks that up a few more notches in intensity of recovery...

[@samanthagibson5791]

I cut my hair very short after covid so I could donate it. I had it rather long because I was planning to get it cut before a wedding, but the wedding was cancelled and covid occured. It was very long by the time hairdressers re-opened. It is now as long again and I am well over 30.

[@haliehope7067]

umm, dude had even the men's anatomy wrong. 80 to 90% reversible success rate.

[@meggerz5687]

I wonder if the abortion one was actually amniocentesis which is a procedure to test if there’s any genetic issues via amniotic fluid.

[@saurongorthaur4785]

Yup we're doomed 🎉

[@iclynnx]

The body hair thing is weird. They can't come to the conclusion that men simply have more body hair (like, chest hair) and women can have hair, but usually less? If a woman shouldn't have any body hair, then I'm a man, apparently. I have some pretty long, pale arm hair, because of _genetics._ Like, bruh.

[@transsexual_computer_faery]

or just having a lot of T

[@phantomswagger9363]

The angel is being pulled up to [insert preferred deity here] by the chest, obviously.

[@IndigoViolent]

10:00: Around 95% of adults in industrialised countries have sex before marriage, and 80% before the age of 22; average age of sexual debut for girls/women is about 16. So these guys are basically saying they want to marry teenagers. Gross.

[@Mi-Mi-Michelle]

Is that what home schooling is doing to the kids of conservatives? Hard to believe it isn't rage bait or satire

[@Alex-gh8iu]

@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz Ok coward.

[@thatotherted3555]

You can bet a lot of these are the same people who bring up "basic biology" for transphobic arguments 🤣

[@miyahollands6136]

Q: If a dinosaur starts questioning their gender, would that make them a Trans-eratops rex? the point of breasts, especially cleavage - is to capture morsels of your food for a latter nibble 😀

[@goodpeople25]

Another reason that the shaming of facial hair (another of nature's morsel catchers) is absurd.

[@GemmaHentsch]

Physiotherapist for ghosts

[@mandyb2245]

I'm a cis woman and I have chin hairs. These dudes aren't very bright, are they...

[@Lucidreamer_11]

Find your videos hilarious, always love to see you YT videos on my fyp.

[@PansyPops]

21:54 “That shows how Christ was one with the church” bad anatomy aside, he knows the memes about Mayonnaise at the last supper are jokes, right? Because this is suggesting Jesus did the dirty to the church (which is the best mental image I’ve ever had).

[@barrylangille3523]

Dentistry for Dinosaurs. YES! This one's sure to take off, guaranteed!

[@gmrkitty]

OMG, that last one ... for anyone who wants the stats - According to the Mayo Clinic "Vasectomy reversal success rates range from 60% to 95%." The safest, most effective, and least expensive method of sterilization is vasectomy.

[@ertlchr]

The thing about their DNA becoming part of a woman seems to be a misunderstanding of "fetomaternal transfer", and some additional fiction based on that.

[@Merlinbird2]

That urinal scared me 😅 It also looks very uncomfortable.

[@klutterkicker]

If I part my hair anywhere other than one place above my eye it will just fall in front of my face.

[@heathersparlor]

In the church i grew up in, babies are born with their parents' sins. So you get baptized to get rid of your parents' sins. But it is not strictly girl babies. It would be all. I don't go to church anymore.

[@thoughtsofelizabeth]

People who don't normally get periods using period pain simulators is awesome. I watch some videos of them. It's great. The greatest ones are the ones where they (usually cys-men) are trying to do things. I feel like people simply using the simulator and sit there aren't getting the full experience. I actually happened upon one where the woman made her boyfriend wear a pad she had poured a little water on and they spent some time running errands. She actually held the controls and would turn the wattage up and down randomly.

[@ttintagel]

There's a Smosh Pit video where five people try to perform everyday tasks while wearing a period cramp simulator; one person who menstruates and four who don't. The person who does had it set to maximum and was doing fine, while the people who don't had it set to minimum and could barely complete their tasks.

[@waffles3629]

Yep. I had someone tell me they tried a TENS cramp simulator and were begging for it to be turned off by 3. Then stared at me like I was growing another head when I said I used a TENS at a 7 as a pleasant distraction from my cramps.

[@laulutar]

Of course we have body hair, it's a trait we share with lots of our fellow mammals.

[@emilyjohn2034]

For any guy who questions period pains let me put it into perspective for you. Have you ever heard of testicular torsion? Pretty much it’s when one or both of the testies gets twisted, it’s extremely painful. Ya a fairly common cause of period pain is ovarian torsion. During menstruation many woman experience their ovaries twisting on themselves causing excruciating pain. It is the exact same level of pain as testicular torsion. As the ovaries are just as sensitive as the testies are the only reason people might think they aren’t is because the ovaries are normally a bit more protected inside the body, but when the attack is coming from inside the body it feels just as sensitive as balls would. So just imagine getting kicked in the balls and having someone twist your balls every month of your life from the ages or 10-60

[@LilyRoseKnits]

Thanks for the regular reminder of why I don't talk to cishet men!

[@sydneys207]

The whole reason there's a "real women don't have pain or endure it" thing happening lately is because it's a way to keep women feel like they're less than other women.

[@alyxtora4534]

Regarding the hair length post, I used doing a type of radiation on my brain tumor, and the possibility of losing some hair, as my excuse for cutting my hair so short, and if I know someone is being genuine when they see an old picture of me, I'll just be like "naaaah I like the length I have better. Otherwise I'll just say "absolutely not"

[@gugoluna]

I thought once that my hair moved like that. I was very sleep deprived at that time.

[@daviddavid1093]

I was born on my due date. I dont know anyone (to my knowledge) that was also born on their due date.

[@nathryl03]

Regular reminder that you're all awesome, beautiful and valid little spuds, just the way you are ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 Love you all ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@KittyScythe]

I'd love to stop shaving, but boy howdy do I hate how it feels against clothing--specifically pants xD

[@boogiebear3095]

Sigh, I grew body hair very early on, at age 8. I used to be embarrassed by it. Now I’m like 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ClaireCaoimheRaeMoonshadow]

I needed this after a long day. Like hanging out with one of my favorite humans!

[@SkycometAnimeVamp]

I’m living proof that hair grows on women after 30. I cut my hair to shoulder length in 2019. Then the pandemic came and I stopped getting haircuts, and just never bothered to get it cut again. Im now 35 and my hair is 2 1/2 feet long