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If we men gave birth, I don’t think we would survive. Amazing women have endured so much for thousands of years.
The thread isn't about transgenders.HJas anyone seen these transgender participating on teams?
I have. I can't say they stand out all that much.
These "men's teams v women's teams" is NOT a good representation of transgender representation in sport.
It's actually a bit ridiculous.
Never heard of it.
Well? Still not fair to the women competing, in my opinion.HJas anyone seen these transgender participating on teams?
I have. I can't say they stand out all that much.
These "men's teams v women's teams" is NOT a good representation of transgender representation in sport.
It's actually a bit ridiculous.
I’ve also heard childbirth is worse than a kidney stone, but I have no idea, since I’m male, I have long term kidney disease and thankfully never had a kidney stone, and hope I never do.Other than because the obvious biological differences an our anatomy, I am not entirely sure men would not be unable to survive childbirth. Although I have never experienced the pain of passing a kidney stone, I have heard several woman tell me that the pain is worse than childbirth.
Never heard of it.
What is this thread about then?The thread isn't about transgenders.
I’ve also heard childbirth is worse than a kidney stone, but I have no idea, since I’m male, I have long term kidney disease and thankfully never had a kidney stone, and hope I never do.
That sounds awful! Thankfully my only kidney functioning is good.You bet you don't want a kidney stone. I had one on my 50th birthday in Hawaii. Actually lasted about three days. My guys on my ship made me a really high quality shirt that had "What does Hawaii and this guy have in common?" on the front. On the back was a big "5-0".
Hawaii 5-0 was a TV show.
Biological women competing against biological men in athletics.What is this thread about then?
Had 3 kidney stones at different times.I’ve also heard childbirth is worse than a kidney stone, but I have no idea, since I’m male, I have long term kidney disease and thankfully never had a kidney stone, and hope I never do.
Yikes! So sorry to hear that!Had 3 kidney stones at different times.
The last one was...insane. It made me re-evaluate my pain scale upward. I thought my first two were bad; the last one was...ridiculous...vomitting in the waiting room dizzy, passing out from pain. I had to do lamaze breathing. I had no thoughts other than breathe.
I'm sure childbirth is bad and I dont' think a competition is worthwhile to consider. What I know is that kidney stones are CRAZY....jagged knife covered flex of murder
That sounds awful! Thankfully my only kidney functioning is good.
Had 3 kidney stones at different times.
The last one was...insane. It made me re-evaluate my pain scale upward. I thought my first two were bad; the last one was...ridiculous...vomitting in the waiting room dizzy, passing out from pain. I had to do lamaze breathing. I had no thoughts other than breathe.
I'm sure childbirth is bad and I dont' think a competition is worthwhile to consider. What I know is that kidney stones are CRAZY....jagged knife covered flex of murder
Lol...I look back now and laugh but it was so painful it was comical. I wasn't about to laugh of course.You got that right, I couldn't remember my name or last 4 of my social.
About the pain, yep, it was turned up to 11.
Meh. It's unfortunate that I didn't take great care of myself during certain stages of my life (usually related to intense work related stress).Yikes! So sorry to hear that!
Fine.Biological women competing against biological men in athletics.
I use the term "biological men/women" to specify that I am talking about actual men and women who are not deluded into believing they are the opposite sex. Some would argue that trans women are women too. I disagree. So to make sure we are staying on topic, let's discuss the trans stuff in another thread.Fine.
Is there a reason of letting the words women and men be preceded by biological? Are there any non-biological men or women?
Would the out the outcome be different if
a) biological women competed against non -biological men
b) non -biological women competed against biological men
c) non -biological women competed against non -biological men
have a nice day.
A. Depends on the hormones the non-biological "man" is taking. A woman pumped up with testosterone will have an advantage.Would the out the outcome be different if
a) biological women competed against non -biological men
b) non -biological women competed against biological men
c) non -biological women competed against non -biological men
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