Funny that most of those that are true are by technicality and because of no effort of their own.
Also the withstanding pain thing is something I keep hearing and have yet to find any proof besides giving birth which is apparently so painful yet they break down crying at every minimal injury.
Also when half of true ones are cause you have life on easy mode it isn't very inspiring.
And I found it funny that "raping corpse" was one when a news story a few weeks back around here was a woman trying to get pregnant from a dead guy
I have no link for it, but I saw a video a long time ago about men vs. women pain endurance, and there was a set of women who had endured both pregnancy and kidney stones, and every one of them said they'd rather give birth again than have another kidney stone. Since both men and women can have kidney stones, it stands to reason that pregnancy is not nearly as bad as it's made out to be, and is only used as an "I win" metric because men cannot give birth.
I'm lucky enough to never suffered through a kidney stone. Curious how it would compare to a (according to google translate) great weever's poisonous sting. Damn thing feels like your blood is on fire and even so much as touching the ground was painful.
Also during the next 10 or so years having it randomly feel like the blood on your foot is stuck was an interesting experience.
Though I'd still classify that as below my pain threshold since I was very much composed through the whole ordeal.
Then again the other guy who was also stuck was crying and screaming like a baby so I don't know
And I found it funny that "raping corpse" was one when a news story a few weeks back around here was a woman trying to get pregnant from a dead guy
It figures that a woman who's too retarded to know that this wouldn't work is also too retarded to realize that she won't be able to extort child support from a dead guy.
To be fair to her I believe they did have some of his sperm frozen and that was what she was trying to get. I believe she was able to show that they were trying to have a kid when he died and so the courts ruled she could get pregnant from a dead man.
In her case it was the exception but the worry that this becomes a norm would be terrifying (divorce rape the dead makes for a nice title though)
Funny that most of those that are true are by technicality and because of no effort of their own.
Also the withstanding pain thing is something I keep hearing and have yet to find any proof besides giving birth which is apparently so painful yet they break down crying at every minimal injury.
Also when half of true ones are cause you have life on easy mode it isn't very inspiring.
And I found it funny that "raping corpse" was one when a news story a few weeks back around here was a woman trying to get pregnant from a dead guy
I have no link for it, but I saw a video a long time ago about men vs. women pain endurance, and there was a set of women who had endured both pregnancy and kidney stones, and every one of them said they'd rather give birth again than have another kidney stone. Since both men and women can have kidney stones, it stands to reason that pregnancy is not nearly as bad as it's made out to be, and is only used as an "I win" metric because men cannot give birth.
I'm lucky enough to never suffered through a kidney stone. Curious how it would compare to a (according to google translate) great weever's poisonous sting. Damn thing feels like your blood is on fire and even so much as touching the ground was painful.
Also during the next 10 or so years having it randomly feel like the blood on your foot is stuck was an interesting experience.
Though I'd still classify that as below my pain threshold since I was very much composed through the whole ordeal.
Then again the other guy who was also stuck was crying and screaming like a baby so I don't know
It figures that a woman who's too retarded to know that this wouldn't work is also too retarded to realize that she won't be able to extort child support from a dead guy.
To be fair to her I believe they did have some of his sperm frozen and that was what she was trying to get. I believe she was able to show that they were trying to have a kid when he died and so the courts ruled she could get pregnant from a dead man.
In her case it was the exception but the worry that this becomes a norm would be terrifying (divorce rape the dead makes for a nice title though)