tsatske -> RE: Gross stuff we never talk about ... (12/29/2009 4:45:54 PM)
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ORIGINAL: thornhappy Well, there's a bit of confusion going on. The uterus squeezes the baby out, not the vagina. The leakage BSB and Lushy are talking about is from their bladders not their vaginas. (Though don't get us wimmin started about what happens when you sneeze or cough during your menstrual period...) Structures in the pelvis are stressed during pregnancy and delivery, and this affects bladder control. Nope, no confusion. There are still muscles down there that help (or are supposed to help) hold the stuff in. Yet, I suppose they just aren't as strong as a penis is. The only time in my adult life when I 'almost' peed was during a dream in which I was.....peeing. Other than that, I can cough, laugh, ride a bumpy road, sneeze, etc all while maintaining dry shorts. Apparently peeing standing up isn't all a penis allows us to do. It also helps to 'not' pee when we don't want to. Apparently you are not understanding the basics of the problem. Women who have not yet had kids can cought, laugh, enjoy a bumpy ride, sneeze, ect, all while maintaining dry shorts. to make a scientific comparrison, you would have to show me several test subjects who are men who have carried a full size baby to term and delevered naturally, and tell me if that is still true of them.
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