Afab people deffinalty have a thicker layer of fat over their ehole body. Its because of evolution protecting a body for pregnancy. So, I think they got it wrong twice.
A cis friend of mine actually has very consistent periods and they always start on the full moon. The first day of her period is often horrible so she would stay home from school on that first day. One of her male classmates noticed this absence that happened only on the full moon and asked her if she was a werewolf.
You are correct but the word monthly in latin is "menstruam". I knew it wasn't "menos" but I had to look it up, I'm not that cool. That's where "menstrua-tion" comes from too, of course.
we have extremely high amount of iron in our blood. That's why we are good at ironing, but we also need to bleed once a month or it would become too much. Obviously. ThiS IS BASiC BAYolOGIeìopjagè0pòsà
I’ve heard lots of people say “just hold it” talking about periods. And the analogy I like is the “ever had a nosebleed? Yes? Well why didn’t you hold it?”
I know two men in my life who think this, and one of them refuses to believe me that it just freely flows. ‘Women just want bathroom breaks at work/school while men are forced to work!! They should hold it like men!!’ These men have children. Girls. God help them when they get their periods.
To be fair holding in your pee for too long is not healthy...so the men should also have bathroom breaks as needed. I suppose the moral is: we just need better work environments in which we don't need to deny our basic needs for the sake of productivity.
@@jayrose2933 Well the women in their lives need to be educate them. For the men that think women can control their periods and hold it in why, oh why would they think that women would choose to bleed every damn month for 30 to 40 years? Because we love it so much? Think again.
God didn't nerf me by making me trans, but he sure did by making me trans _and_ a biologist. At this rate, I'm gonna die of a stress ulcer or apoplexy before I reach 30. Every time I hear "you're denying science (by being trans)" or "there's a scientific reason that [biggest nonsense since the invention of language]" my blood pressure skyrockets up Mount Everest. "It's basic middle school biology." Yes. Exactly. _Basic._ _Middle School._ As in oversimplified into borderline falsehood or just straight up falsehood.
You and me both. Whenever I hear the "basic biology" shtick my response is along the lines of, "How long has it been since you studied biology? I study it EVERY DAY."
My usual response to "basic biology" is always along the lines of "yeah, just like how you can't take 5 away from 3" or something along those lines. The amount of sarcasm or false earnestness varies based on what will stop them cold faster
I'm a biotechnician, I've studied hundreds of credits in biology, technology etc, and I often answer these people with "If biology really is that simple, what do you think I did for all those years at university?"
Biology: the science of squishy, messy, arbitrary things dynamically hurtling through entropy and pretending they are limited to our definitions of fact
@@ria3141 It is, in the sens that the menopause one says that if you're vegan, you will continue to get your period, while the other one says that if you go vegan your period will stop (presented as a good thing). Neither make any sense tho
I think the "push it out" one could be about periods, once had a teacher tell me to just 'get rid of it all" during break so that I didn't have to interrupt his class 😅
@@acidsupernova oh one hundred percent, it is technically possible but it's not something that we can control and it's very painful. Sometimes it can clot up to the point that your body ends up having to push out the entire lining in a few, or even 1 piece instead of bleeding over the course of the few days
@@Ghostie03 Holy cow that's a horrifying image you just gave me. That does indeed sound painful! In my visualization, I was thinking more that the lining could, I guess, liquefy at once and pour through. But yeah, a big clotted mess trying to get through an undilated cervix sounds excruciating!
@@acidsupernova You just can't make this thing good. Why the fuck did we have to be monkeys!? (literally like one of the 3 animals that menstruate (like we do) smh) 😭
The periods at school thing reminds me of the mentality of that one woman who tried to get deer crossing signs moved to a place where the deer would be more safe.
*this happens to 11 year old girl that has seen what that man said* Parent: "no, that's not how that works you need to go to the hospital, look you're bleeding!" "no reddit man is always right"
It would be nice to be a werewolf instead of having a period. That would mean intense pain and mood swings before waking up in a pool of blood on only one night a month instead of five.
Some rando on the internet: You can't bleed anywhere else while on your period. Me as a teen having massive nosebleeds while on my period: Are you sure about that?
I've always had problems with massive nosebleeds, and once I was having a huge one during a particularly heavy period. I remember leaning over the toilet and thinking to myself "how much blood can I lose from both ends before I should actually start to worry?" 😅
Me making jokes about how I bled 3 time, one was a nose bleed, one was a scrapped knee and the other was my period: this is absolutely true, I have period I no bleed
I had a hysterectomy 14 weeks ago. The amout of grown women that have asked the following, is genuinely concerning. - can you still have s** - do you still have a vag*** - do you still have a period - can you get pregnant - do you still pee - are you immune to std's now Unbelievable 😲😂
A few weeks after my hysterectomy, I was talking to a woman who asked me how I was dealing with menopause/if I was taking hormone replacement. I responded that the Dr only had to take one of my ovaries so (being in my mid 30's) I wasn't actually experiencing the hormonal changes of menopause. She was so confused and was like, "So you still get your period?" No matter how I tried to explain it, she could not wrap her head around the idea that my hormones could still cycle like normal, but with no bleeding.
2:49 this idea actually stems from an inaccurate idea of women's anatomy from the middle ages. It was believed that periods were a manifestation of women's sins for being women (?). It was common for people to make women bleed before periods because they thought it would relieve the 'sins'. Their periods was apparently a sign of the devil, and if they bled, the evil was 'purged' from them. This was further propagated by nuns who no longer got periods because they would fast to 'repent', and their body couldn't afford to get periods when their body was starving. But of course the church was like, 'hey, this totally means periods are a sign that women are evil, and only if they repent to god that they are forgiven!' Isn't it boggling that women were so objectified yet feared in the same breath? Wowsers! Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
And considering how common it was to have many children (due to high infant mortality rate and no birth control) I can see how being constantly pregnant could give one the impression that periods aren't a regular thing.
My guess with the church aspect is they also assumed that periods were from because of the Adam/Eve tale, how once Eve commits the first sin she and all women after are cursed to have painful childbirths, and I guess they lump periods in along with that? Again, only a guess
Not sure how accurate is your comment. But people in middle ages had poor understanding of how human body works in general. A lot of ailments were explained by imbalance in bodily fluids and they were pretty obsessed with that and how it can be relieved. Such a theories would likely have something to do with that.
“Women are werewolves: confirmed” Me, a trans guy that everyone calls vampire bc i’m extremely pale, sleep all day and stay awake all night: now everything makes sense edit: omfg, i’ve never thought this would get so many likes. tysfmmm
I'm also called a vampire for the above reasons but they also call me a werewolf because when someone hurts my friends my happy-go-lucky personality disappears and is replaced by a beast. So... Hybrid?
The title reminded me of a conversation I had today... One dude was going "there are only 2 gender, science says so and society based of majority" (last part was added when I pointed out that science if fact, does not say that) and one of his points was "so if I say I'm a werewolf, does that make me one?". At this point, I would like to point out that I watch too much Click because my answer was "No, that makes you a furry" and he was so insulted 😂 then he went of to say how the condition where you have super hairy arms is called lycanthropy. I barely wheezed out "So you're literally *furry*" 😂 I was laughing too hard to argue when he was going "no, being a furry means something completely else"
Omg I can't 🤣🤣🤣🤣 But on more serious note, lycanthropy is a rare mental condition where a person believes they turned into a Wolf and behave like one. Hypertrichosis is excessive growth of body hair all over person's body. Both of these conditions are sometimes called "werewolf disease", but they are not the same.
@@katcyer26 i am not entirely sure but i guess they mentioned they dont really feel comfortable with being called fiance so they use bf/gf until they get married
"Women are Werewolves" That would be so cool ngl, like, being a werewolf. Though we may or may not have guys telling us to "Maul me to a pulp by instinct scary big booba Mommy!"
There was one teacher when I was in school, a coach, who taught world history. I liked him. His class was easy, and as long as you weren’t acting a fool, he was really chill. My favorite part about him though was that he wasn’t a stickler about the bathroom; he rarely told us to wait and even more rarely told us no. One day, on my period, I asked to go to the bathroom during notes/lecture. He asked me to wait until it was over so I sat back down. I wait a couple of minutes and then get back up, still during notes, this time he said yes. I guess he realized it was serious even if he didn’t have the specifics. Another day, this girl asked to go to the bathroom and he asked her to wait so she yelled out about being on her period. He started laughing about how he didn’t need to know that and dismissed her to the bathroom. All the guys, including the teacher, found the situation kind of awkward but ultimately just funny, and it was never really mentioned again. 10/10 teacher right there
You are beautiful inside and outside. Your scars don't make you ugly. They're the proof that you're strong, that you've been through bad things but you've made it. You don't have to push yourself to become perfect. There's no such thing as a perfect human being. You are doing your best and you are enough. You're appreciated and loved the way you are. If you feel like changing something, do it because you wanna do it, not because someone else wants you to do it. And never doubt yourself because you are stronger than you think.
😲HII PRICKLY CACTUS! I’ve only seen you in Logu/Twigu and TheQueerKiwi’s channel before, I didn’t know you were on Jamie’s too! Wait don’t tell me big time nerd is here too… (I’m assuming you know them Bc of the other channels)
1:22 i live in the States and my school is very progressive (the joys of private school). theres gender neautral bathrooms that can fit multiple people and theres free tampons and pads stored under the sink in all of the bathrooms... why cant everywhere be like this?????? PS: nobody has complained, if a bunch of neurodivergent middle schoolers and high schoolers arent complaining then there is clearly no problem here
For real??? That's so cool! I have PCOS and a bunch of other random health conditions, and I can barely estimate what MONTH damned Aunt Flo will decide to show up.
period advice for those who are new (from someone who actually has their period) keep in mind that some of these may seem obvious to you, but not to others 1. always keep a pad, tampon, or other absorbing period product on hand (in your purse, backpack, or something else you carry around a lot) toilet paper works but only for a short period of time 2. when you are on your period and you go to the bathroom, always bring your period products, even if you just changed your pad Don’t make the mistake of having a pad that’s too full (it gets itchy) 3. Certain pain killers may work for some peoples cramps and not for others, and some might not have any pain killers that work (I’m so sorry if that’s you) but if you do find pain killers that work, bring them with you everywhere and eat food with them because it can hurt your stomach otherwise, if you are a minor, make sure your parents approve it hope this helps! sorry for the longness
To clarify your 1., this means even when you aren't on your period, even when you don't expect your period for a while. The human body will find ways to mess with you. Certain stressors sometimes will alter your cycle just enough to ruin your day if you don't have a way to deal with unexpected flow. Also, if you don't like disposable products, remember to look into menstrual cups. They're not as nice to use while you're away from home, but they're still far more reliable in my experience than pads or tampons. You have to find one that fits you properly, but once you do, and you get used to inserting and removing it, you will have almost no leakage at all, and can use it for typically up to 8 hours at a time! If you plan right, you can avoid having to empty your cup while away from your own bathroom most of the time. This does depend on your own personal size and flow rate, though.
#4 If the pain is debilitating, talk to you doctor. There may be prescription medications that help or you might be suffering from an underlying disorder, ie pcos, fibroids, etc.
You can also get reusable pads and period underwear. Simply rinse them out before washing properly at a low temperature. Yes they’re more costly at the beginning but they last for ages and are way better for the environment, so save you money in the long run. I use WUKA and find them WAY comfier than disposable pads. I also found my period symptoms to be less and my period to be slightly shorter (but I have very weird period symptoms so uh that one might just be me).
Does this inferentially mean that when transmen/nonbinary or other gendered individuals transition and don't get a period any longer they've found a cure from lycanthropy (being werewolves)?! Because if so that is front page news worthy. And also does it mean that werewolf men now menstruate in order to sync up with all the others who have a period for the full moon? How else would they know to turn at the same time? There is so much research to be done.
I think the “men” part in menopause is tied to the “men” part of menstruation; in that they both come from the Latin word mensis, meaning monthly. Maybe perhaps, don’t quote me on this
Before I got my period (and when i still identified as female), I thought everyone got their periods in the full moon. Turns out when I heard people talking about how periods happen about every 28 days like the cycle of the moon, I thought that meant it was at the same time of the full moon… I was very surprised when I found out that was incorrect.
I have heard that women tend to run colder than men, which has led people to say that air conditioning is sexist. I don’t know how true that is, though I have a feeling it has nothing to do with having one less layer of skin.
I actually looked into this cause I was born female and am always cold but my cousin always complains he's hot. So a possible explanation I found for why women on average tend to be colder than men is because women have so much blood flowing to the reproductive organs, keeping those organs warm and fully functioning, that is draws blood away from the extremeties, concentrating it close to that area of the body. Take this with a grain of salt cause it's been a while since I looked this up but that's what I found and it makes a lot of sense to me. I mean if you're growing a new human inside you then you'll have to keep that new human warm consistently so it can grow properly and it needs a lot of nutrient rich blood to grow and form. Keeping the blood close to your core and reproductive organs means it can keep the temperature more consistent in those places and it's readily available for a developing fetus (Idk how to spell fetus). And I mean if a good chunk of your blood is in your core and away from your extremeties then you're going to feel cold more often
the "air conditioning ia sexist" claim does have some merit to it. back when air conditioning started to get widely used in public buildings, it was mostly men controlling the temperature because mostly men worked while women were expected to stay at home. now that there are a lot more women in the workforce, the expectations for air conditioning haven't changed. women (or people with lower testosterone levels) tend to run colder, so they want the room's temperature to be higher, while men (or people with higher testosterone levels) run warmer, so they want the room to be cooler. this is why a lot of women complain that the buildings they're in are too cold, it's because the "perfect room temperature" was picked by a man.
Humans generally vary within the same ranges of body temperature, it's just the patterns of warmth can be different across genders, with heat being more evenly distributed in men whereas women tend towards having a warmer torso but colder limbs. This does vary strongly from person to person depending on personal details such as genetics and area of upbringing though, but it's a likely explanation for the classic "women with cold feet/hands" thing.
@@phyllisstein1837 it read to me like it was tongue in cheek, like someone annoyed at a tabloid journalist after being badgered for their shock article trying to get him to say scary shit about her and knowing they’ll sensationalize any resistance. *Journalist tries to prompt something so they can go ‘ew gross look at that thing aren’t you just appalled!’* replies: “boring ass domestic sterotype joke” *journalist goes tf away with nothing* Like they don’t care what the cishet fuckers reading it think, they just want them to go away.
I don't know much about women's periods, and I don't blame myself. Growing up, when we were going through sex ed, we were segregated by gender, and taught different things. Boys weren't taught about periods, because "You aren't going to bleed from your vagina." And it only got worse growing up, because in the absence of a trustworthy source, I had to do my own work to sort information from misinformation. And when you're young and lack reliable sources, and misinformation comes from sources that should be trustworthy, that can be a really difficult task (To be clear, by the way, I grew up before the internet was a big thing. I still remember getting access to it in the late 90s, it felt like I was in the cool sci fi future.) If we want men to be knowledgeable about women's anatomy and experience, it behooves us to teach them. Ensure that the information taught in sex ed isn't separated by gender, and that the information taught to both boys and girls includes not just information about themselves, but about eachother. And yeah, maybe you have to separate the actual students, I was there and can easily imagine that, but don't separate the information. So many misunderstandings could be avoided this way. A bit less comedy content for your channel, I imagine, but I think it would be worth it in the long run.
I don't know where you went to school but in Finland we had all of the children attend the same sex ed class with the same information. Also this was during the early 2010s for me
Where I grew up, this lesson series was repeated 4 times in 4th, 5th, 6th, and 9th grades with 9th combined and the others separated. It was 1 hour a day each day for a week. The first year? Please keep the information specific to what the kids need to know for their own bodies. It's a lot to take in at first if parents haven't explained. Give them a chance to process. Every year after should extend all reproductive education.
As an adult, you have the ability to educate yourself about anything you wish to know. You can't blame the education system for your choice to remain ignorant as an adult.
@@Prismatic_Truth Horseshit! There's so much misinformation flying around that I don't feel like I can trust ANY of it. Case in point, THIS ENTIRE GODDAMN VIDEO!
3:18 Yep, as a genderfluid, my skin changes from 3 layers, to 2 layers. When I might be feeling non-binary or agender, it changes to a random number of layers. *Edit: Changed the timestamp to fit better*
Menopause happens when we run low on eggs in our ovaries (we are born with all we ever have). Even if the Fallopian tubes did get clogged with animal products it wouldn’t have any effect.
Yeah, people who've had ovary-sparing hysterectomies continue to ovulate, and only stop menstruating because the uterus isn't there to respond to hormone cycles any more, and people who've had tubal ligations continue to ovulate and menstruate, so blocked fallopian tubes would make no difference except to fertility.
2:39 I mean technically if you're so violently anemic due to heavy, multi-week bleeding, there is a point where this may become true, but there are far bigger issues by that point which would definitely not be considered 'lucky'
Idk, what do you mean by violently anemic. I use to be very anemic because I was a cutter. So bleeding from my wrists and stuff still happened even while on my period. But I would faint and my bruises were the sizes of soft balls even just bump from hitting the corner of something in accident. I was always violently cold and pale, kinda greenish tint under my eyes but I always bled.
'Have it cold' probably came from an incorrect translation from Dutch. It just means 'are cold'. And on a side note, it is true that the ideal room temperature for women (on average) is higher than the ideal room temperature for men (on average), but obviously that doesn't have anything to do with extra layers of skin lol.
It’s truly amazing that women can’t bleed when on their period. I once saw a woman get her arm torn off and she was fine because there wasn’t any blood loss. Well she was fine before the second bear showed up.
My heart melts when I see Shaaba and Jamie being sweet to each other - legit gives me hope that relationships can be wholesome, loving, supportive, and 100% accepting. 💖💖💖
THIS IS JUST TOOOOO GOOD! Shaaba's laugh at the "eyes and similarly spaced breasts" one is just FANTASTIC 😂 The way you see her trying to work it out and then it clicking - I legit had to go back and rewatch that one just for her reaction! 💚
Re: vegan menopause. I *think* this idea stems from the use of soy to reduce hot flashes. Long term, daily soy consumption is known to reduce the proteins that relate to hot flashes (science backs this up). If the person thought that hot flash = menopause I could see how they draw their (very wrong) conclusion. Sorry if others have pointed this out already, I scanned the comments and didn't see it.
8:21 I like to imagine for the sake of comedy that the wife in this story isn’t a trans woman, but a cis man, and the husband has just been *really* unobservant
I think it's so funny the fact that you posted this, after I sent my friend an audio recording of a conversation I had with my uncle (who is a homophobic, misogynistic, man with a fragile masculinity) I think today was just meant to be a day to laugh at people's ignorance xd
Hey there! I would love to hear your opinion on the manual that was recently introduced to schools in India to sensitize students and teachers on LGBTQ+ rights and issues, but removed a few days later when a far-right person said that it was going to "traumatise children." I haven't heard many people talking about it and feel strongly about this issue as it happened in my own country.
Arrgh. So tired of the "think of the children!" argument. Hadn't heard about the India case but this kind of thing happens in US school districts all the time. But kids generally are not confused at all if you explain simply. Actual example. I was watching Dr. Who with my step-niece and nephew, specifically 'The Shakespeare Code'. Shakespeare is being a bit flirty with Martha, the Doctor's traveling companion. Doctor: "Come on! We can flirt later." Shakespeare (turning flirty look on David Tennant, arguably cutest of the Doctor's incarnations): "Is that a promise, Doctor?" Doctor: "Oh...57 academics just punched the air." Niece: "What does that mean?" Me (pausing video and wondering if I'm about to get myself in trouble): "Well, there are a lot of Shakespeare scholars who think he liked girls AND boys. And if they saw him flirting with both Martha and the Doctor they'd be like 'yes!' because they were right." Her: "Oh, OK." End of conversation.
When I was growing up my dad didn't believe in severe ear aches. I got them a lot as a child and my mom had to take me to the hospital multiple times. My eardrums ruptured once, and I was in a lot of pain, but he still didn't believe me or my mother. He told me to sleep the "pain" off. Anyway, nearly 15 years later he finally got an ear infection so bad he couldn't function at all. My mom and I had no sympathy for him at all.
That second one, at 2:05, where they say “push out the uterus” could be when a menstruating person is just sick and tired of periods and they yell “pleeeease take out my uterus, I do not want it anymore!!!” *I may or may not have done this this why I think that may be what it’s about
You two were so cute together that I literally had to go back and watch all the rest of your "men explaining women badly" videos I missed before I started following this channel...brilliant, I love a good laugh in the morning.😁☕
3:32 "The ideal temperature for women is 22 to 24 degrees celsius." Me, a woman, who seriously considers moving to the arctic because anything above 15 degrees celsius makes me want to melt : Guess I'll just burn then.
Me, a cis woman with an autonomic nervous system dysfunction where my body cannot regulate temperature correctly so I start suffering heat exhaustion at about 22oC: um... guess I'll just die now to save y'all the trouble? Bummer that I'll probably get a nosebleed and start vomiting before I die. That'll probably leave a bit of a mess.
@@Rachel-fi4sc 22 degrees F is about -5C, that's frozen, not hypothermic. :-P Took me a second to realize they were not talking about body temperature...
6:10 answering the questions after a search on french Wikipedia (as a French person who's language also uses the word menopose «ménopause») : from greek "meno" meaning period and "pose" as in pose (in french "pause" but it's pronounced almost the same)
The really funny thing to me about the idea that you can’t bleed elsewhere when on your period is that for some reason I ALWAYS get nosebleeds when I’m on mine.
The skin bit is nonsense, but the temperature bit of that comment is true. It can be argued that women's fashion is the issue, as in office attire for women often includes skirts and tights and a blouse, not a full suit, which would be warmer. But if I remember correctly, women in general tend to be colder sooner than men, and the temperature chosen in work spaces is often calibrated to the comfort of men rather than women. It's one of those things where women aren't considered when deciding the average etc.
I think I read that testosterone makes people run slightly hotter? I believe I read a piece from a trans guy who found he was generally warmer after starting T and a lot of people agreed in the comments. I can’t remember if the piece was scientifically backed up or if it was just that person’s experience but it was interesting.
See, women get colder faster because their body focuses on heating their core/stomach region for possible babies and reproductive organs and their extremities are left getting cold faster... It's just that the body is focusing on one part and doesn't do efficient heating for the feet and hands....
Yeah about the superpower that allows us not to bleed anywhere else when we're on our period... tell that to 16 years-old me during that mountain trip when I had period, hemorrhoids and a nose bleed (due to pressure and freezing temperatures) all together 💓
i kind of love the last one bc this guy finds out his wife is trans and the only thing he has to comment on is "well that explains why she sucks at ironing" like ? thats kind of sweet in an old-timey thinking way
According to my Mum, it used to be believed that the uterus will travel throughout your body, and doing things like riding bikes or trains will make it fall out. “Whoops, looks like my uterus fell out again.”
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"I know for a fact that women do have thick skin to deal with this kinda bullsht" oh my god she is amazing
First reply?? 👀
Chef's kiss 👌
Afab people deffinalty have a thicker layer of fat over their ehole body. Its because of evolution protecting a body for pregnancy. So, I think they got it wrong twice.
@@ThanatosWings you’re super educated, I’ve seen some comments on this channel from you and it’s awesome
Women have more natural body fat. Noral body Temperature is the same for Adults.
A cis friend of mine actually has very consistent periods and they always start on the full moon. The first day of her period is often horrible so she would stay home from school on that first day. One of her male classmates noticed this absence that happened only on the full moon and asked her if she was a werewolf.
Honestly, I would like to be her
Honestly I can't blame him lmao
Hahahaha, this is perfect
I hope her periods get better
What a legend
Fun fact: Menopause comes from the words “menos” meaning monthly and “pause” meaning to stop or cease. It literally means the end of monthly cycles.
Wait thats cool
Oh that’s really helpful, thank you for sharing your wisdom!
Damn that's cool
You are correct but the word monthly in latin is "menstruam". I knew it wasn't "menos" but I had to look it up, I'm not that cool. That's where "menstrua-tion" comes from too, of course.
@@Am3lia77 It's a Greek word actually, "menos" = μήνας, which means month (menopause=εμμηνόπαυση)
Ah yes, everyone knows women iron clothes with their womanly uterus.
The fun part there was no transition it was before the movement of lgbtq so he didn’t even question it
That picture in my head now.... >.
we have extremely high amount of iron in our blood. That's why we are good at ironing, but we also need to bleed once a month or it would become too much. Obviously. ThiS IS BASiC BAYolOGIeìopjagè0pòsà
I'm good at ironing, does that mean i'm cis now? lol
Oh no I'm iron deficient that's why I can never iron
Jamie by himself? Amazing and wholesome. Shaaba by herself? Amazing and wholesome. Jamie and Shaaba together? THE BEST!!!
*amazing and wholesome AND THE BEST!
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Memento Mori, friends
@@zannabatsy1656 bruh
your comment is at 666 likes so i am obliged to not like 😔
I’ve heard lots of people say “just hold it” talking about periods. And the analogy I like is the “ever had a nosebleed? Yes? Well why didn’t you hold it?”
I know two men in my life who think this, and one of them refuses to believe me that it just freely flows. ‘Women just want bathroom breaks at work/school while men are forced to work!! They should hold it like men!!’ These men have children. Girls. God help them when they get their periods.
To be fair holding in your pee for too long is not healthy...so the men should also have bathroom breaks as needed. I suppose the moral is: we just need better work environments in which we don't need to deny our basic needs for the sake of productivity.
What if they are bleeding from their dicks and have somehow made it this far without going to hospital?
@@jayrose2933 Well the women in their lives need to be educate them. For the men that think women can control their periods and hold it in why, oh why would they think that women would choose to bleed every damn month for 30 to 40 years? Because we love it so much? Think again.
Fr do they think we pee blood? No, we bleed, bleed just like in any other place like you said, same as a nosebleed
God didn't nerf me by making me trans, but he sure did by making me trans _and_ a biologist. At this rate, I'm gonna die of a stress ulcer or apoplexy before I reach 30. Every time I hear "you're denying science (by being trans)" or "there's a scientific reason that [biggest nonsense since the invention of language]" my blood pressure skyrockets up Mount Everest. "It's basic middle school biology." Yes. Exactly. _Basic._ _Middle School._ As in oversimplified into borderline falsehood or just straight up falsehood.
You and me both. Whenever I hear the "basic biology" shtick my response is along the lines of, "How long has it been since you studied biology? I study it EVERY DAY."
My usual response to "basic biology" is always along the lines of "yeah, just like how you can't take 5 away from 3" or something along those lines. The amount of sarcasm or false earnestness varies based on what will stop them cold faster
"Prime? Composite? Why do you have to make it so complicated? There is only odd or even!"
-Fellow trans person going into the biology field
I'm a biotechnician, I've studied hundreds of credits in biology, technology etc, and I often answer these people with "If biology really is that simple, what do you think I did for all those years at university?"
Biology: the science of squishy, messy, arbitrary things dynamically hurtling through entropy and pretending they are limited to our definitions of fact
I get a hysterectomy every month just to be absolutely sure I don't get pregnant.
Can't be too careful these days.
Damn thing just keeps growing back like a starfish arm!!
God says you’re carrying the antichrist 🤣🤣🤣
Hmmmm, so is that frequent or often?
The "menopause is actually an illness caused by not being vegan" folks are wild...gotta wonder where they pulled that one from lol
Not to mention, that many others state the complete opposite, that menstruation is caused by eating meat and dairy products lmao
Exactly like...my best friend's mom is vegan and going through menopause. It literally has no correlation
@@shmelvampire But that isn't the opposite ? 😅 Not being vegan = eating meat and dairy products
@@ria3141 It is, in the sens that the menopause one says that if you're vegan, you will continue to get your period, while the other one says that if you go vegan your period will stop (presented as a good thing). Neither make any sense tho
It's almost as crazy as equating eating a cheeseburger to murder
I think the "push it out" one could be about periods, once had a teacher tell me to just 'get rid of it all" during break so that I didn't have to interrupt his class 😅
And menstruating people everywhere, "we would if we could because that would be amazing and save us all a ton of grief!" Argh.
@@acidsupernova oh one hundred percent, it is technically possible but it's not something that we can control and it's very painful.
Sometimes it can clot up to the point that your body ends up having to push out the entire lining in a few, or even 1 piece instead of bleeding over the course of the few days
@@Ghostie03 Holy cow that's a horrifying image you just gave me. That does indeed sound painful! In my visualization, I was thinking more that the lining could, I guess, liquefy at once and pour through. But yeah, a big clotted mess trying to get through an undilated cervix sounds excruciating!
@@Ghostie03 yikes.. glad I'm not dealing with that..
@@acidsupernova You just can't make this thing good. Why the fuck did we have to be monkeys!? (literally like one of the 3 animals that menstruate (like we do) smh) 😭
The moment he held her head and kissed the spot that hit the shelf while she was still laughing😭 THEY ARE LOVELY
😭😭😭😭😭😭 I had sworn off boyfriends, but seeing him look at her makes me wish for someone like that too 💝💝💝💝
The periods at school thing reminds me of the mentality of that one woman who tried to get deer crossing signs moved to a place where the deer would be more safe.
Oh gosh I remember that one. 😁
**Gets leg chopped off**
“Don’t worry we don’t need the hospital, I’m on my period.”
Edit: holy- thank you so much for all the likes!
'tis but a scratch
damn this knowledge wouldve come in handy back b4 i knew i was trans lol
*this happens to 11 year old girl that has seen what that man said*
Parent: "no, that's not how that works you need to go to the hospital, look you're bleeding!"
"no reddit man is always right"
it'll grow on the full moon again
@@honeysickle YES
It would be nice to be a werewolf instead of having a period. That would mean intense pain and mood swings before waking up in a pool of blood on only one night a month instead of five.
And less likely to be your blood.
AHAHAHAHAHAGAGA *cough cough* HAHAHAHAHAHA-
This is my favorite comment now XD
possibly 3, depending on where the shadow lands
Lol
Some rando on the internet: You can't bleed anywhere else while on your period.
Me as a teen having massive nosebleeds while on my period: Are you sure about that?
They're rarely massive, but I think I am a little bit more prone to nose bleeds when menstruating.
@@erink476 I need to know if this is a thing now bc the same thing happens to me
same! also i get paper cuts like every day soo
I've always had problems with massive nosebleeds, and once I was having a huge one during a particularly heavy period. I remember leaning over the toilet and thinking to myself "how much blood can I lose from both ends before I should actually start to worry?" 😅
Me making jokes about how I bled 3 time, one was a nose bleed, one was a scrapped knee and the other was my period: this is absolutely true, I have period I no bleed
I had a hysterectomy 14 weeks ago. The amout of grown women that have asked the following, is genuinely concerning.
- can you still have s**
- do you still have a vag***
- do you still have a period
- can you get pregnant
- do you still pee
- are you immune to std's now
Unbelievable 😲😂
Most of humanity doesn't deserve fertility or the tools for it haha...
Stop I am dying.😂🤣😂🤣😭😭😭.
DO YOU STILL PEE XD
A few weeks after my hysterectomy, I was talking to a woman who asked me how I was dealing with menopause/if I was taking hormone replacement. I responded that the Dr only had to take one of my ovaries so (being in my mid 30's) I wasn't actually experiencing the hormonal changes of menopause. She was so confused and was like, "So you still get your period?" No matter how I tried to explain it, she could not wrap her head around the idea that my hormones could still cycle like normal, but with no bleeding.
Oh wow... I just... I'm.... What?? 😶🤨
it must have been so confusing for Jamie when they transitioned and had to start pooping
This is hilarious
I nearly choked on my ice cream
This took me a few minutes and then I went “oh my god”
2:49 this idea actually stems from an inaccurate idea of women's anatomy from the middle ages.
It was believed that periods were a manifestation of women's sins for being women (?). It was common for people to make women bleed before periods because they thought it would relieve the 'sins'. Their periods was apparently a sign of the devil, and if they bled, the evil was 'purged' from them.
This was further propagated by nuns who no longer got periods because they would fast to 'repent', and their body couldn't afford to get periods when their body was starving. But of course the church was like, 'hey, this totally means periods are a sign that women are evil, and only if they repent to god that they are forgiven!'
Isn't it boggling that women were so objectified yet feared in the same breath? Wowsers!
Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
And considering how common it was to have many children (due to high infant mortality rate and no birth control) I can see how being constantly pregnant could give one the impression that periods aren't a regular thing.
@@acidsupernova exactly!!
wtf ??? thats so fucked
My guess with the church aspect is they also assumed that periods were from because of the Adam/Eve tale, how once Eve commits the first sin she and all women after are cursed to have painful childbirths, and I guess they lump periods in along with that? Again, only a guess
Not sure how accurate is your comment. But people in middle ages had poor understanding of how human body works in general. A lot of ailments were explained by imbalance in bodily fluids and they were pretty obsessed with that and how it can be relieved. Such a theories would likely have something to do with that.
As a trans girl I Appreciate Jaime's clarification at the beginning
Same here
It's always nice when people make clarifications, instead of just saying "women/men"
@@NoqTransy yeah I agree
Just came here to say nobody is allowed to ask why my profile looks like a polar bear yet my username is grizzly bear.
@@grizzlybear2702 understandable have a great day
“Women are werewolves: confirmed”
Me, a trans guy that everyone calls vampire bc i’m extremely pale, sleep all day and stay awake all night: now everything makes sense
edit: omfg, i’ve never thought this would get so many likes. tysfmmm
I'd be a vampire but the hairiness i got from T made me a werewolf too lol I'm a hybrid
same here
I'm also called a vampire for the above reasons but they also call me a werewolf because when someone hurts my friends my happy-go-lucky personality disappears and is replaced by a beast. So... Hybrid?
Reject "female to male" ebrace "werewolf to vampire"
@@myrkflinn4331 Underworld became real
The title reminded me of a conversation I had today... One dude was going "there are only 2 gender, science says so and society based of majority" (last part was added when I pointed out that science if fact, does not say that) and one of his points was "so if I say I'm a werewolf, does that make me one?". At this point, I would like to point out that I watch too much Click because my answer was "No, that makes you a furry" and he was so insulted 😂 then he went of to say how the condition where you have super hairy arms is called lycanthropy. I barely wheezed out "So you're literally *furry*" 😂 I was laughing too hard to argue when he was going "no, being a furry means something completely else"
Daaaaamn this is too funny 😂😂😂
Omg I can't 🤣🤣🤣🤣
But on more serious note, lycanthropy is a rare mental condition where a person believes they turned into a Wolf and behave like one. Hypertrichosis is excessive growth of body hair all over person's body. Both of these conditions are sometimes called "werewolf disease", but they are not the same.
OMG you are fucking brilliant. Way to derail the bigot!
@@alexcorvin3612 wow did nog know this ilness exist
I love your profile-
What do you call a nervous wolf?
Awarewolf.
Kill me.
What's a cow's favorite color?
"Moo"roon
🤣🤣
@@EddwardTheSeventhSpaceWizard 🤣
What’s a spider’s favorite salad dressing?
Ta”Ranch”ula
I’m sorry
@Riptide
Love that one 😂
I can’t wait for her to introduce herself as his wife 😭🥰 and him as her husband
omg same!!
Yessssss me to!!
Though I suppose they could say Fiance :D
@@katcyer26 i am not entirely sure but i guess they mentioned they dont really feel comfortable with being called fiance so they use bf/gf until they get married
SAME!
@@eylul5728 okay, cool - that makes sense. Thanks for telling me!
"He's aware-"
"Wolf."
This is perfectly meeting my humor, just brilliant
"Women are Werewolves"
That would be so cool ngl, like, being a werewolf. Though we may or may not have guys telling us to "Maul me to a pulp by instinct scary big booba Mommy!"
. . .
I-
bruh
What would that make pre transition trans men though vampires in werewolves bodies?
@@theemofemboycatgirlw3214 woahhhh
There's a joke in the "can't iron" "is a trans woman" "iron man" "fe male" but I'm not going there
You just did, though, and as a DFAB agender person who has had to take iron supplements for most of my life, I giggled. 🤭
There are many jokes there and I love them. 😂🤣
I’m tired and interpreted DFAB as ‘denied female at birth’ for like a solid 30 seconds before I finally realized that was wrong
Yep. So much easier to just uptick you and not try to untangle that. :D
There was one teacher when I was in school, a coach, who taught world history. I liked him. His class was easy, and as long as you weren’t acting a fool, he was really chill. My favorite part about him though was that he wasn’t a stickler about the bathroom; he rarely told us to wait and even more rarely told us no.
One day, on my period, I asked to go to the bathroom during notes/lecture. He asked me to wait until it was over so I sat back down. I wait a couple of minutes and then get back up, still during notes, this time he said yes. I guess he realized it was serious even if he didn’t have the specifics.
Another day, this girl asked to go to the bathroom and he asked her to wait so she yelled out about being on her period. He started laughing about how he didn’t need to know that and dismissed her to the bathroom. All the guys, including the teacher, found the situation kind of awkward but ultimately just funny, and it was never really mentioned again.
10/10 teacher right there
I’d say 8/10. When a student (especially a woman) asks to go… don’t ask questions.
If I had the choice of controlling my periods- why on earth would I ever choose to put myself through this monstrosity! Gosh!
You are beautiful inside and outside. Your scars don't make you ugly. They're the proof that you're strong, that you've been through bad things but you've made it. You don't have to push yourself to become perfect. There's no such thing as a perfect human being. You are doing your best and you are enough. You're appreciated and loved the way you are. If you feel like changing something, do it because you wanna do it, not because someone else wants you to do it. And never doubt yourself because you are stronger than you think.
Thanks you so much prickly cactus
Thank you. I needed this.
That was beautiful
😲HII PRICKLY CACTUS! I’ve only seen you in Logu/Twigu and TheQueerKiwi’s channel before, I didn’t know you were on Jamie’s too! Wait don’t tell me big time nerd is here too… (I’m assuming you know them Bc of the other channels)
however, if you want you believe that you are the baddest bitch alive, go for it
what are the others gonna do, prove you wrong?
1:22 i live in the States and my school is very progressive (the joys of private school). theres gender neautral bathrooms that can fit multiple people and theres free tampons and pads stored under the sink in all of the bathrooms... why cant everywhere be like this??????
PS: nobody has complained, if a bunch of neurodivergent middle schoolers and high schoolers arent complaining then there is clearly no problem here
fun fact! I am actually in synch with the moon phases! My period starts with the full moon. werewolf confirmed
For real??? That's so cool!
I have PCOS and a bunch of other random health conditions, and I can barely estimate what MONTH damned Aunt Flo will decide to show up.
that’s sick. i hope when i get my period it’s something like that.
period advice for those who are new (from someone who actually has their period)
keep in mind that some of these may seem obvious to you, but not to others
1. always keep a pad, tampon, or other absorbing period product on hand (in your purse, backpack, or something else you carry around a lot)
toilet paper works but only for a short period of time
2. when you are on your period and you go to the bathroom, always bring your period products, even if you just changed your pad
Don’t make the mistake of having a pad that’s too full (it gets itchy)
3. Certain pain killers may work for some peoples cramps and not for others, and some might not have any pain killers that work (I’m so sorry if that’s you) but if you do find pain killers that work, bring them with you everywhere and eat food with them because it can hurt your stomach otherwise, if you are a minor, make sure your parents approve it
hope this helps! sorry for the longness
To clarify your 1., this means even when you aren't on your period, even when you don't expect your period for a while. The human body will find ways to mess with you. Certain stressors sometimes will alter your cycle just enough to ruin your day if you don't have a way to deal with unexpected flow.
Also, if you don't like disposable products, remember to look into menstrual cups. They're not as nice to use while you're away from home, but they're still far more reliable in my experience than pads or tampons. You have to find one that fits you properly, but once you do, and you get used to inserting and removing it, you will have almost no leakage at all, and can use it for typically up to 8 hours at a time! If you plan right, you can avoid having to empty your cup while away from your own bathroom most of the time. This does depend on your own personal size and flow rate, though.
#4 If the pain is debilitating, talk to you doctor. There may be prescription medications that help or you might be suffering from an underlying disorder, ie pcos, fibroids, etc.
You can also get reusable pads and period underwear. Simply rinse them out before washing properly at a low temperature. Yes they’re more costly at the beginning but they last for ages and are way better for the environment, so save you money in the long run.
I use WUKA and find them WAY comfier than disposable pads. I also found my period symptoms to be less and my period to be slightly shorter (but I have very weird period symptoms so uh that one might just be me).
#3 Magnesium can help reducing cramps/pain.
@@seth5229 I love reusable pads! So much cheaper in the long run and way more eco-friendly.
Does this inferentially mean that when transmen/nonbinary or other gendered individuals transition and don't get a period any longer they've found a cure from lycanthropy (being werewolves)?! Because if so that is front page news worthy. And also does it mean that werewolf men now menstruate in order to sync up with all the others who have a period for the full moon? How else would they know to turn at the same time? There is so much research to be done.
The period sincronisation Happens in Hamsters and because of Humans longer cycles the data from college dorms was missinterpreted ... otherwise fun
I think the “men” part in menopause is tied to the “men” part of menstruation; in that they both come from the Latin word mensis, meaning monthly. Maybe perhaps, don’t quote me on this
It is, but the joke is still funny.
05:40 The EXACT moment you see the soul leave Jam's body
EDIT Jam was a typo and I'm not changing it.
At 4:27 when he kisses her head when she bumps it, that’s so fricken cute 🥺
You and One topic at a time both uploaded Bad woman's anatomy videos on the same day and I just want to announce that to the world. XD
One topic the icon
Wholesome beans with annoying content... Gotta love'em.
Before I got my period (and when i still identified as female), I thought everyone got their periods in the full moon. Turns out when I heard people talking about how periods happen about every 28 days like the cycle of the moon, I thought that meant it was at the same time of the full moon… I was very surprised when I found out that was incorrect.
2:05 I honestly thought he was telling her to push out her uterus. Free hysterectomy
I thought he was trying to tell her to push the period blood out so it ended faster.
@@katcyer26 same tbh
like a horse
4:05 I love how Shaaba simply can't stop laughing, and now I too am curling with laughter
I have heard that women tend to run colder than men, which has led people to say that air conditioning is sexist. I don’t know how true that is, though I have a feeling it has nothing to do with having one less layer of skin.
no it's just that womens average body temperature is a little higher and because of that they feel cold more quickly
I actually looked into this cause I was born female and am always cold but my cousin always complains he's hot. So a possible explanation I found for why women on average tend to be colder than men is because women have so much blood flowing to the reproductive organs, keeping those organs warm and fully functioning, that is draws blood away from the extremeties, concentrating it close to that area of the body. Take this with a grain of salt cause it's been a while since I looked this up but that's what I found and it makes a lot of sense to me. I mean if you're growing a new human inside you then you'll have to keep that new human warm consistently so it can grow properly and it needs a lot of nutrient rich blood to grow and form. Keeping the blood close to your core and reproductive organs means it can keep the temperature more consistent in those places and it's readily available for a developing fetus (Idk how to spell fetus). And I mean if a good chunk of your blood is in your core and away from your extremeties then you're going to feel cold more often
the "air conditioning ia sexist" claim does have some merit to it. back when air conditioning started to get widely used in public buildings, it was mostly men controlling the temperature because mostly men worked while women were expected to stay at home. now that there are a lot more women in the workforce, the expectations for air conditioning haven't changed. women (or people with lower testosterone levels) tend to run colder, so they want the room's temperature to be higher, while men (or people with higher testosterone levels) run warmer, so they want the room to be cooler. this is why a lot of women complain that the buildings they're in are too cold, it's because the "perfect room temperature" was picked by a man.
Humans generally vary within the same ranges of body temperature, it's just the patterns of warmth can be different across genders, with heat being more evenly distributed in men whereas women tend towards having a warmer torso but colder limbs. This does vary strongly from person to person depending on personal details such as genetics and area of upbringing though, but it's a likely explanation for the classic "women with cold feet/hands" thing.
It’s also probably partially because women’s clothes are usually made thinner than men’s and women tend to shave a lot more of their body hair off.
To that trans woman who sucked at ironing: the husband wasn't exactly a prize.
Well, if this was the most negative of his reactions
What does this say about me? I'm terrible at ironing, hubby is really good at it.
I find it hilarious this man’s focus was on the possible cause of his wife’s perceived shortcomings (as a wife). “Ah, that explains it…”
@@phyllisstein1837 He convicted himself out of his own mouth!
@@phyllisstein1837 it read to me like it was tongue in cheek, like someone annoyed at a tabloid journalist after being badgered for their shock article trying to get him to say scary shit about her and knowing they’ll sensationalize any resistance.
*Journalist tries to prompt something so they can go ‘ew gross look at that thing aren’t you just appalled!’*
replies: “boring ass domestic sterotype joke”
*journalist goes tf away with nothing*
Like they don’t care what the cishet fuckers reading it think, they just want them to go away.
You guys have the most positive chaotic energy that I always aspire to have
I don't know much about women's periods, and I don't blame myself.
Growing up, when we were going through sex ed, we were segregated by gender, and taught different things. Boys weren't taught about periods, because "You aren't going to bleed from your vagina." And it only got worse growing up, because in the absence of a trustworthy source, I had to do my own work to sort information from misinformation. And when you're young and lack reliable sources, and misinformation comes from sources that should be trustworthy, that can be a really difficult task (To be clear, by the way, I grew up before the internet was a big thing. I still remember getting access to it in the late 90s, it felt like I was in the cool sci fi future.)
If we want men to be knowledgeable about women's anatomy and experience, it behooves us to teach them. Ensure that the information taught in sex ed isn't separated by gender, and that the information taught to both boys and girls includes not just information about themselves, but about eachother.
And yeah, maybe you have to separate the actual students, I was there and can easily imagine that, but don't separate the information. So many misunderstandings could be avoided this way. A bit less comedy content for your channel, I imagine, but I think it would be worth it in the long run.
I don't know where you went to school but in Finland we had all of the children attend the same sex ed class with the same information. Also this was during the early 2010s for me
Where I grew up, this lesson series was repeated 4 times in 4th, 5th, 6th, and 9th grades with 9th combined and the others separated. It was 1 hour a day each day for a week.
The first year? Please keep the information specific to what the kids need to know for their own bodies. It's a lot to take in at first if parents haven't explained. Give them a chance to process.
Every year after should extend all reproductive education.
As an adult, you have the ability to educate yourself about anything you wish to know. You can't blame the education system for your choice to remain ignorant as an adult.
@@Prismatic_Truth Horseshit! There's so much misinformation flying around that I don't feel like I can trust ANY of it. Case in point, THIS ENTIRE GODDAMN VIDEO!
I literally love Shaaba's laugh so much. It always brings me so much joy. 🥺
My first period was at school. I had no idea how pads worked. I was wearing the school uniform white skirt. All in all, bad experience.
White uniforms are such a terrible idea.
@@tinkeramma IKR like why??
Shaaba's laugh is amazing, and I find bad women's anatomy both sad and hilarious.
3:18 Yep, as a genderfluid, my skin changes from 3 layers, to 2 layers. When I might be feeling non-binary or agender, it changes to a random number of layers.
*Edit: Changed the timestamp to fit better*
As a genderfae it goes from 2 layers a random number too.
Menopause happens when we run low on eggs in our ovaries (we are born with all we ever have). Even if the Fallopian tubes did get clogged with animal products it wouldn’t have any effect.
Yeah, people who've had ovary-sparing hysterectomies continue to ovulate, and only stop menstruating because the uterus isn't there to respond to hormone cycles any more, and people who've had tubal ligations continue to ovulate and menstruate, so blocked fallopian tubes would make no difference except to fertility.
2:39 I mean technically if you're so violently anemic due to heavy, multi-week bleeding, there is a point where this may become true, but there are far bigger issues by that point which would definitely not be considered 'lucky'
Idk, what do you mean by violently anemic. I use to be very anemic because I was a cutter. So bleeding from my wrists and stuff still happened even while on my period. But I would faint and my bruises were the sizes of soft balls even just bump from hitting the corner of something in accident. I was always violently cold and pale, kinda greenish tint under my eyes but I always bled.
'Have it cold' probably came from an incorrect translation from Dutch. It just means 'are cold'.
And on a side note, it is true that the ideal room temperature for women (on average) is higher than the ideal room temperature for men (on average), but obviously that doesn't have anything to do with extra layers of skin lol.
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Yeah has to do with how the skin and blood vessels work, not more or less.
4:05 I love the synchronized covering-mouth-with-hand and Shaaba’s laugh
It’s truly amazing that women can’t bleed when on their period. I once saw a woman get her arm torn off and she was fine because there wasn’t any blood loss. Well she was fine before the second bear showed up.
Favourite @Shaaba quote ever: "I know for a fact that women do have thick skin to deal with this kind of bull***t" 🙌
Actually howling with laughter at these. Yay Shaaba! Thank you both for making my day :)
My heart melts when I see Shaaba and Jamie being sweet to each other - legit gives me hope that relationships can be wholesome, loving, supportive, and 100% accepting. 💖💖💖
The fact she predicted everything he was gonna say... My heart!!!!
1:42 at this part I forgot that Jamie was a trans man for a second and got so confused-
Shaaba's laugh gives me life
THIS IS JUST TOOOOO GOOD! Shaaba's laugh at the "eyes and similarly spaced breasts" one is just FANTASTIC 😂 The way you see her trying to work it out and then it clicking - I legit had to go back and rewatch that one just for her reaction! 💚
Re: vegan menopause. I *think* this idea stems from the use of soy to reduce hot flashes. Long term, daily soy consumption is known to reduce the proteins that relate to hot flashes (science backs this up). If the person thought that hot flash = menopause I could see how they draw their (very wrong) conclusion. Sorry if others have pointed this out already, I scanned the comments and didn't see it.
The degree to which these two mirror each other's movements is truly a testament to how well they get along and why they're great for each other
Shaaba's laughter is soooo contageous! Much love to both of you, you are amazing!
This is kind of unrelated, but I got my first short male haircut yesterday and I’m really really happy 😁😁😁😄😄😄
Yay!! Happy for you :D
Congratulations 😁! I got mine like a year ago and I'm never going back to long hair 🧑🏻
Enjoy!
Congrats
8:21 I like to imagine for the sake of comedy that the wife in this story isn’t a trans woman, but a cis man, and the husband has just been *really* unobservant
I think it's so funny the fact that you posted this, after I sent my friend an audio recording of a conversation I had with my uncle (who is a homophobic, misogynistic, man with a fragile masculinity) I think today was just meant to be a day to laugh at people's ignorance xd
Ah, your uncle is a jellyfish: spineless, fragile, and very toxic.
You have my sympathy.
You two are my source of serotonin. I want to have a relationship like the two of you have someday.
Menstrual cycles as metaphor for werewolves is a Canadian horror movie called Ginger Snaps
Hey there! I would love to hear your opinion on the manual that was recently introduced to schools in India to sensitize students and teachers on LGBTQ+ rights and issues, but removed a few days later when a far-right person said that it was going to "traumatise children." I haven't heard many people talking about it and feel strongly about this issue as it happened in my own country.
Arrgh. So tired of the "think of the children!" argument. Hadn't heard about the India case but this kind of thing happens in US school districts all the time. But kids generally are not confused at all if you explain simply.
Actual example. I was watching Dr. Who with my step-niece and nephew, specifically 'The Shakespeare Code'. Shakespeare is being a bit flirty with Martha, the Doctor's traveling companion.
Doctor: "Come on! We can flirt later."
Shakespeare (turning flirty look on David Tennant, arguably cutest of the Doctor's incarnations): "Is that a promise, Doctor?"
Doctor: "Oh...57 academics just punched the air."
Niece: "What does that mean?"
Me (pausing video and wondering if I'm about to get myself in trouble): "Well, there are a lot of Shakespeare scholars who think he liked girls AND boys. And if they saw him flirting with both Martha and the Doctor they'd be like 'yes!' because they were right."
Her: "Oh, OK."
End of conversation.
@@PirateQueen1720 Conservatives don't want awareness because it gives people the words and power to be themselves. It let's them think and express.
When I was growing up my dad didn't believe in severe ear aches. I got them a lot as a child and my mom had to take me to the hospital multiple times. My eardrums ruptured once, and I was in a lot of pain, but he still didn't believe me or my mother. He told me to sleep the "pain" off.
Anyway, nearly 15 years later he finally got an ear infection so bad he couldn't function at all. My mom and I had no sympathy for him at all.
That second one, at 2:05, where they say “push out the uterus” could be when a menstruating person is just sick and tired of periods and they yell “pleeeease take out my uterus, I do not want it anymore!!!”
*I may or may not have done this this why I think that may be what it’s about
My mom "skipped" menopause due to uterine cancer. She's fine now and has been for over a decade.
The b00b one cracked me up oh my GOD 🤣 I especially love how he phrased it "almost always", just as a little precaution
This is if not one of my favorite videos of yours yet. You too have such a great dynamic it's amazing
I love Shaaba's full belly laugh. It's so infectious.
You two were so cute together that I literally had to go back and watch all the rest of your "men explaining women badly" videos I missed before I started following this channel...brilliant, I love a good laugh in the morning.😁☕
I'll just be over here, nonchalantly measuring the space between my eyes and breasts with my fingers in the middle of work. Nothing to see here.
Nope. It's no use. I can't get the mental image of a werewolf at an ironing board out of my head now.
I love Shaaba's laugh, it's so forceful and positive. I love this
I love when you do videos together. You guys are adorable
Hello Jamie, love you guys. I was having a bad day and you totally made it 101% better
4:27 THE HEAD KISS IM CRYING- you guys r so cute
3:32 "The ideal temperature for women is 22 to 24 degrees celsius."
Me, a woman, who seriously considers moving to the arctic because
anything above 15 degrees celsius makes me want to melt :
Guess I'll just burn then.
Me, a cis woman with an autonomic nervous system dysfunction where my body cannot regulate temperature correctly so I start suffering heat exhaustion at about 22oC: um... guess I'll just die now to save y'all the trouble? Bummer that I'll probably get a nosebleed and start vomiting before I die. That'll probably leave a bit of a mess.
I prefer minus degrees! The heat makes me a complete salt statue!
I was thinking "Wut?! Shouldn't that be about 37 degrees, 22 is hypothermic!" :-)
@@Timoohz Celsius, not Fahrenheit. ;)
@@Rachel-fi4sc 22 degrees F is about -5C, that's frozen, not hypothermic. :-P Took me a second to realize they were not talking about body temperature...
That little head kiss gets me every time I watch this video. So adorable.
shaaba is so good at coming up with funny things to say in the moment... she and ashley gavin should actually do some comedy together haha
6:10 answering the questions after a search on french Wikipedia (as a French person who's language also uses the word menopose «ménopause») : from greek "meno" meaning period and "pose" as in pose (in french "pause" but it's pronounced almost the same)
Jamie: "I actually had my period at school too"
Me, forgetting key details: "whaaa? Oh yeah, that's how that works - right lol"
The really funny thing to me about the idea that you can’t bleed elsewhere when on your period is that for some reason I ALWAYS get nosebleeds when I’m on mine.
I just absolutely love the moments when shaaba just dead stares at the camera and says STH incredibly funny and Jamie just bursts out laughing
4:11 oh my god her small ow was so adorable aaaaaaaaaahhhhh
I mean, T causes menopause too... and also, can't wait for my hysterectomy (whenever it happens cos it keeps getting rescheduled😤)
Cant wait till you get it. Recovery takes a long while and it hurts like h3ll. No more periods. F'ing paradise.
@@miscalotastuff733 thank you, it just got approved and I'm getting it a few days after Christmas
These two are literally my relationship goals. They’re just so wholesome and cute, I want this in my life
Lmao jammi said that "the nipples are the eyes of the *face* "
i could not help but to think how in some masectomies in fact the scars make a smile and the nipples the eyes.
BIMINI BON BOULASH REFERENCE!! I love that joke on Snatch Game.
if you pause at 7:44 you can see shaba making the BEST face in the video, and possibly ever
4:26 The way Jamie like- holds her to make her feel better honestly has me sobbing, I hope I can have a relationship like that someday.
The skin bit is nonsense, but the temperature bit of that comment is true. It can be argued that women's fashion is the issue, as in office attire for women often includes skirts and tights and a blouse, not a full suit, which would be warmer. But if I remember correctly, women in general tend to be colder sooner than men, and the temperature chosen in work spaces is often calibrated to the comfort of men rather than women. It's one of those things where women aren't considered when deciding the average etc.
I think I read that testosterone makes people run slightly hotter? I believe I read a piece from a trans guy who found he was generally warmer after starting T and a lot of people agreed in the comments. I can’t remember if the piece was scientifically backed up or if it was just that person’s experience but it was interesting.
See, women get colder faster because their body focuses on heating their core/stomach region for possible babies and reproductive organs and their extremities are left getting cold faster...
It's just that the body is focusing on one part and doesn't do efficient heating for the feet and hands....
plus, women tend to have less body hair
But also our fabric is thinner snd wack quality
Also men's skin is actually thicker than women's from what I learned!
Yeah about the superpower that allows us not to bleed anywhere else when we're on our period... tell that to 16 years-old me during that mountain trip when I had period, hemorrhoids and a nose bleed (due to pressure and freezing temperatures) all together 💓
i kind of love the last one bc this guy finds out his wife is trans and the only thing he has to comment on is "well that explains why she sucks at ironing" like ? thats kind of sweet in an old-timey thinking way
Yeah every time I see that post I picture it as a cute little inside joke the two of them have, not as something horribly sexist
According to my Mum, it used to be believed that the uterus will travel throughout your body, and doing things like riding bikes or trains will make it fall out.
“Whoops, looks like my uterus fell out again.”