bathtime

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   by bathtime 4y ago

   Let's say a women (as in an actual female woman) started having symptoms of needing to urinate more frequently, finding it difficult to start urinating, finding blood in her urine, and having back pain. She looks up these symptoms on a
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   by bathtime 4y ago

   No, it's an argument from what premenstrual syndrome actually means. If these transwomen claiming to have premenstrual syndrome had looked at any medical resource, or even just the Wikipedia article, they'd have read that it prece
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   by bathtime 4y ago

   The menstrual in pre menstrual syndrome is a reference to menstruation, an essential characteristic of the uterus. Males don't have a uterus, they don't get uterine contractions, they don't menstruate, so they can't h
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   by bathtime 4y ago

   I'm not saying that these males are lying about experiencing pain around the abdominal area. That may well be true. But it can't be the uterine muscle cramps that women with premenstrual syndrome endure, because that, and every ot
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   by bathtime 4y ago

   The muscle cramps women get in premenstrual syndrome are caused by contractions of the uterine muscle, triggered by prostaglandins. These contractions help release the endometrium (uterine lining) from the uterus, which produces the menstru