Ok, I thought on this for a bit. I guess since I haven't been through either I can't say for sure but I would let someone punt me in the vag a hundred times* if I could not have to worry about tearing through to my anus, or the possibility of someone taking a scalpel to my abdomen while I'm awake. I think you should ask Mr. Wilbur if those sound like more fun than a kick to the balls.
*It'd be like a pinata instead of labor, sometimes you crack it open and get a baby the first swing, and then other times it takes 36 hours.
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BFP #1 (letrozole 2.5mg + ovidrel) February 2016, MMC April 2016 @ 7 weeks
Tell him that maybe, if he could be continually kicked in the nuts for 24hrs, with each kick becoming increasingly more painful, than MAYBE it would be the same. Not worse, just the same.
Oh and that you'd be willing to help with this little experiment
As I sit in a hospital bed experiencing contractions, I'm going to say no way Mr. Wilburbud! Considering my baby refuses to be anywhere but nestled in my groin/hip and my back is aching, the temporary pain of being kicked in the nuts can't compare. Men...
The obvious difference in the 2 is that one produces a baby while the other produces a weepy man child.
Women "volunteer" to deliver children becaus they don't have a choice. And because the child is worth it. There's no benefit to a man getting kicked in the nuts.
@wilburbud as much as I love u that ish was funny lol!!!!! I don't think ur husband is dumb enough to believe that....most importantly @bellamatson I seriously just spit out my sprite!!!!!!
The obvious difference in the 2 is that one produces a baby while the other produces a weepy man child.
Women "volunteer" to deliver children becaus they don't have a choice. And because the child is worth it. There's no benefit to a man getting kicked in the nuts.
Bahahahahaha! This is the perfect way to put this.
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PCOS diagnosed secondary infertility
BFP #1 (letrozole 2.5mg + ovidrel) February 2016, MMC April 2016 @ 7 weeks
BFP #2 (letrozole 5mg + ovidrel) July 2016, Beta #1 359, Beta #2 745, Beta #3 11484
EDD April 9th, 2017
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PCOS diagnosed secondary infertility
BFP #1 (letrozole 2.5mg + ovidrel) February 2016, MMC April 2016 @ 7 weeks
BFP #2 (letrozole 5mg + ovidrel) July 2016, Beta #1 359, Beta #2 745, Beta #3 11484
EDD April 9th, 2017
Oh and that you'd be willing to help with this little experiment
Women "volunteer" to deliver children becaus they don't have a choice. And because the child is worth it. There's no benefit to a man getting kicked in the nuts.
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Edit:
Mine should say: wife is an idiot!
I blame it on the iPhone and lack of sleep.
And if you kick him, you have my support! Go for it!
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