Mine was diagnosed because my doc could feel it growing around my vagina. Lucky case? I certainly didn’t feel lucky. 

I‘m a German with Jewish ancestors. Believe me, Muslims didn’t bring antisemitism back, it was never gone. 

My last office didn’t even have a functioning one,  no matter how often I pestered my boss about it. 

Women wack off, too. But they don’t shoot their eggs out when they do, so what’s your point?

I assume it’s the latter. Heck, children are bullied here for having single parents, imagine if their parents were LGBT+. And why teach that bullying is bad if you can just get rid of potential bullying victims? 😥

Yeah. I live in Tokyo, and my Japanese husband works so much that he never feels like having sex, or even muster the energy. My in-laws are lovely, and I have great Japanese friends, but society in general is not too welcoming. (Japanese politeness is also not quite true. You only have to be polite to your…

Don’t you mean Kosplay?

I feel you. At my last job, the security guy was the one being inappropriate and menacing with us women, and the (male) bosses didn’t care. 

It‘s basically the story of Tamora Pierce‘s Emperor Mage, only the girl is 15. 

I am so, so sorry for your loss. This is entirely on that doctor. It doesn’t bring your mother back, and thinking he could have saved her probably makes this worse, but please don’t blame yourself. 

So it should cater to Taylor Swift fans  🤭

That sounds like me. Except ai don’t have a cycle because I‘m on a continuous dose of progesterone due to endometriosis. Hm...

Don’t you mean womb, womb?

I guess because they’re technically co-ed? According to my Japanese husband, this law exists so all women’s schools (and all men‘s) can stay in place. 

Actually, most Japanese women I know had a one year maternity leave. Or they were forced to quit when they started a family- which is the problem Japan needs to address instead of the awful way this university did. But I‘m not surprised. I worked for the Japanese government and someone there told me that ar least one…

Okay, I‘m German with Jewish ancestry. My grandfather was in Auschwitz. I also live in an Asian country right now that tolerates foreigners, but doesn’t really welcome them (My husband is a native.)

People give themselves scar tissue on purpose?! And here are we silly endometriosis sufferers who would give a lot to not have that. 

I love their preganant video

German agnostic here. We played this as teens, although not with an actual boatd, but with pieces of paper and an empty glass (it’s actually called Gläserrücken in German).

I highly doubt money is an issue in her case, though.