Dorwadora:
My partner is always willing to learn and know more about my body and my reproductive system.

After reading all those testimonies up there


I guess I'm lucky

Lordcassy:
So called women don't even understand themselves

Lordcassy:
Who cares really!!....men charted the stars in the universe, build civilization and technology....I'm suppose to know when you period comes in every month...if women where in charge...we would still be in huts

MoneyGoDrop:
I don't what to make of this thread. I don't know why you're making a big deal out of this. Where do you girls expect men to learn about your bodies? In most families and schools,Sex education is mainly reserved for women while men learn from their peers.

MoneyGoDrop:
Felimax
I may fall into the same category but not after reading the entire book "Every Woman". Not every woman know about themselves as well and the more you understand her body the better, in fact, it is what makes the difference.

Exactly my point,i read Every woman after my junior waec but alot of guys don't have that opportunity so how do they expect them to learn about women anatomy.

siofra:
Men are so ignorant about women's bodies it's laughable . And it's sad too.


Photo 1: I'm sure there are men here who really think the same way. A woman's vagina is NOT sealed until her first sexual intercourse please.

Photo 2 and 3: A man here on nairaland once argued with me that women pee, menstruate and have babies through one hole. He was so confident I started to question if I was really a woman


Photo 4 got me laughing like a hyena
BC= Birth Control.

Lordcassy:
Who cares really!!....men charted the stars in the universe, build civilization and technology....I'm suppose to know when your period comes in every month...if women where in charge...we would still be in huts

siofra:


They always sound so confident talking shit about women's bodies.

Many of them here on nairaland think that when women's breast fall, it's as a result of too much sucking and pressing by other men.

I was in a female boarding school and I saw the breast of many females develop downwards.

Magnoliaa:


You mean to tell me that reproductive topics in biology classes were taught to the girls alone in your secondary school?

You do not have a smart phone?

Where are you supposed to learn from? Where did you learn having sex from?

Did you see the ages of those men? 23, 24, 25, 30, 40 years old. And this...what you wrote up there is a sensibly justifiable reason for a man to not know about the body of HIS woman - wife or girlfriend?

How many things in the world did you know when coming from "heaven?" Or how much knowledge
of some things do you have, that you do not immediately need?

Felimax:
I may fall into the same category but not after reading the entire book "Every Woman". Not every woman know about themselves as well and the more you understand her body the better, in fact, it is what makes the difference.

Beautygoddesss:
i read that book too

Dorwadora:
My partner is always willing to learn and know more about my body and my reproductive system.

After reading all those testimonies up there


I guess I'm lucky

LedRock:
So what? Why should women bodies be our concern? Men don’t complain that women don’t know our bodies cause we know there are more important things in life than talking about bodies.

MoneyGoDrop:
I don't what to make of this thread. I don't know why you're making a big deal out of this. Where do you girls expect men to learn about your bodies? In most families and schools,Sex education is mainly reserved for women while men learn from their peers.

Kriss216:
It's only someone that is not serious with his life will waste his time to learn about a confused gender!

Gender wey no understand themselves, how do you expect another gender to understand you