20 Physically Uncomfortable Sensations Only Women Can Understand

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Don’t you just hate being a woman sometimes?

Okay so we’have what men do not. I mean, where will they be without us? We bring life into this world (hello, childbirth!…oh well we need them too to bring forth humans but hey, we carry these little bundles of joy for nine months right?) Imagine having to wake up each day with your body changing every minute for nine months. Don’t get me started with morning sickness and all…ugh!

And then there’s things like periods, sore boobs, and a whole lot more that you couldn’t help but curse ALL.THE.TIME!

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Some Reddit users agree to these as they count down the – physically uncomfortable sensations that only women can understand. Please feel free to add your own thoughts in the comments below!

1. Your long hair…and where it ends up after a shower.

2. OMG, the heels!

3. That itch in your eye…and realising you have makeup on…

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4. Your bra underwire!

5. The Boob ache!

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6. Your Big Boobs

7. Mammograms

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8. The Vaginal Fart. Lol!

9. When your vulva “fall asleep”…

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10. Your pubes growing back…

11. Vulva pimples!

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12. The smell of your vagina…

13. Something poking your cervix (that’s not a penis)…

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14. Poop + Blood = Eww!

15. Your twisted menstrual pad

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16. Your misplaced tampon

17. Period cramps

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18. Aroused? or pee?

19. Engorged breasts

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20. I’ll say it again…CHILDBIRTH!

What do you hate about being a woman?

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Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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