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lol maybe. I might be in Ohio later this year to take an exam.

It's just pure curiosity on my part. It's funny I mentioned context earlier, as I realize now that maybe when I was younger, I would have taken that into more consideration more out of a lack of discipline. What I mean is that this class is human growth and development and doesn't really focus too much on gender roles regarding the mother in the same sense a gender theory course would. I'm sure later chapters in this text about adolescence and such will mention gender roles more. When I was younger, I probably would have just disregarded that and overlapped the subjects, almost completely ignoring the nuances. In this aspect, I give psychology more credit; it is at least pretty organized. I hope this doesn't come across as criticizing you positing that supposition, which I found relevant and useful; I am merely reflecting more on my studies now vs when I was younger. (Also, you seem to somehow always have me dragging out the most grandiloquent terms out of my lexicon . . . er, vocabulary, lol)

Eh, only on occasion do I get cravings for a broccoli cheddar bread bowl. It was nice to go there with friends sometimes too, but it just doesn't feel the same during a pandemic.

Upvotes can imply agreement. I don't mind having discussions with you, even after this, but please stop with the pretense of context ignorance when you are obviously well read and can pick up on them. I will get back to the main topic and discuss that no further. I wasn't making any grand comparisons to anything. I just often heard that women say childbirth is the most painful physical thing they experience in their lives, and yes, some have worse. I just wanted to know what the mothers of UEMB have experienced in terms of pain, as my current chapter is about childbirth. That's it really. When it comes to formally studying psychology, I don't really try to apply what I learn in it to my life but just further extend my knowledge by asking random questions like this.

Yes, I saw your comment, and I need not entertain disingenuous discourse, as you seem to agree with buddy that my textbook proves nothing. Development Across the Life Span, 8th Edition, if you really give a shit.

That looks pretty cool, not gonna lie.

Wow.

I just did. (Two can play this retarded game.)

Here's an illustration of my textbook: But it's nice that you think about fuggs in a thread about vaginal pain.

I'm taking a psychology course and all we've been covering thus far are babies and vaginas. So I felt the need to inquire about this most pertinent topic to my peers.

I'm pretty fine today, so I don't really think that's necessary. I have a strong gut, I think. I never had a bad reaction to food that lasted a long time.

You could be right. I did get a drink this time, and I normally don't when I go there. Still, I'm not going there ever again . . . meaning, maybe some time later this year. 🙄

You quit Wendy's? Are you working now?

I had it for dinner today, immediately got an upset stomach after, and now I got the runs. 😒

English is just a retarded language, let's be honest.

Drunk people are annoying af.

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I feel like I just had an aneurysm.

No, but Newton invented calculus. Your point still stands, as his work on physics and astronomy was built upon works of others. Plus, he was an alchemist, which meant his discipline probably wasn't as streamlined as the sciences as we think of them today. Again, I'm just shitting on psychology for the hell of it.

I mean, most of Newton's shit is still used today, so . . . but I know.

Freud is mentioned in the textbook, but not extensively covered. I was just taking a jab at psychology in general there, lol

I'm not, lol. This is a requirement course. I do respect psychology to a certain degree. This class is developmental psychology though, which I know is full of horseshit.

Not our fault these people decided to major in something created by a guy who thought girls want penises and boys want to fuck their mothers. 🙄

Nah, we're taught formal shit in school to make a good first impression and she has left a piss poor one. If this is some psychological shit she's pulling, I guess it makes the class somewhat more interesting. I highly doubt this though.

She says it's a state requirement and the time needs to be reflected online. Yeah, like we aren't spending time reading the textbook or anything. I guess I'll just take the tests slowly, which fortunately have a timer. Her syllabus was rather aggressive and warned about sending her nasty emails, another thing I never had a professor mention. Bitch has a chip on her shoulder.