Biggest thing you've had in your vagina?

Moppy I worked up till 4 hours before having him. I went in an labor moved so fast there was no time.

Well I hope they had time to do an enema prep! Lol

Thing is I had one that morning before going to work.

An 9.5 baby boy. Went all natural no meds at all.

Women are tougher than most men!

Women are tougher than most men!

Let me qualify that: Some - a lot - of women are stronger than men. Some are wussies . So are some (a lot) of men who pretend to be tough- but aren’t.

I wouldn’t want to play a pain contest with @Flames. ?

No afraid I win.

No afraid I win.

I honestly believe that If you and I compete it will be Paper, Rocks, Scissors. Best to you guys tomorrow.

No afraid I win.

Sorry, my mom would have opened up a can of whup-ass on you all (just to show how different medical procedures are now compared to when I was born).

I was a full-term, 9 lb, 15 oz, breech birth (eventually assisted with forceps) after 4-days of labor (could the fact that it was a holiday weekend have played into this? Don't know). No epidural medications. They did an episiotomy on my mom somewhere along the delivery. My mom later asked how many stitches she needed and they didn't tell her (something about not counting stitches when she did sewing). Some years later, when she was telling me about my birth, she told me something like "I didn't need a surgeon, I needed a seamstress." Of course, nowadays they would have called it early and gone for the C-section. We could joke (later) that I planted my feet on her hips and refused to leave that nice warm space. I was the "4-month old" baby in the nursery.

My brother, by comparison three years later, was 8.5 pounds and a 6-hour labor that my mom joked that she practically projectile fired him out of her vagina and that the doctor and nurses had to catch in mid-flight across the room. She also took the epidural when offered.

Some are wussies . So are some (a lot) of men who pretend to be tough- but aren’t.

And that's the truth!

Recalling army basic where some guys in the barracks made you think they were the toughest, meanest ever. Think of the scene in Stripes. Then we all lined up to get our shots, a medic with a gun on both sides giving shots in both arms. Guess who passed out as they got close to the shot guns.