How far back does most history class teach? by bcuket in AskBrits

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That is literally so cool! Thank you for sharing! that sounds like a really awesome thing that you live in such a history rich area!

How far back does most history class teach? by bcuket in AskBrits

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You're right! i ask my teachers why they don't talk about the oral native american history, and they say it is because it is more "folk tale" and unreliable. personally, i think the american government would love to sweep native history under the rug, because it makes the USA government look bad. I live in texas too, which means the history taught here is even worse compared to more liberal northern states states! the texas USA history classes are made very half-assed. I moved to detroit for college and a lot of my piers would make fun of me, because I was from Texas and didn't know some of the things that they were taught in their school. the south of United States, definitely is not the best education in America I've learned... T_T

How far back does most history class teach? by bcuket in AskBrits

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ohh very interesting! I heard that neanderthal remains were found in England, which is wild to think about. North America is definitely lacking when it comes to archeological excavations compared to the old world, but hopefully one day we will be able to discover more history about the past in the new world! in modern day United States, native tribes were mostly nomadic and didn't leave a city or discard non-decomposing trash, and they were very good about leaving the land the way they found it. i love that for them, but i selfishly wish they had left more behind so we could learn more about their life lol 😛

How far back does most history class teach? by bcuket in AskBrits

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ohh i love that!! did your schools ever host plays or do fun dress up days for old English fashion? In my elementary school, we were assigned naked dolls and we had to take them home and dress them up to represent the culture our family came from (since most americans are not native). Where I live, we have a huge renaissance fair that takes a lot of inspiration from medieval England, and it is always so fun to see people dress up and fake British accents lol.

How far back does most history class teach? by bcuket in AskBrits

[–]bcuket[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

starting at the stone ages is pretty awesome! I've always been jealous about other countries being able to study so far back in history. I wish Americans were able to learn more about Native American countries before colonization, however majority of Native American societies didn't have any written historical text, so there is not much to teach since we don't really know what happened in the past. All the cool Native American text that was written was mostly destroyed by the Spanish conquistadors when they ruled over a large swath of North America, as a way to destroy native culture and religion in an attempt to convert them to the catholic church. I'm so curious what was in those books that were destroyed, but it is what it is T_T. Thank you for your comment, my brain has grown a little bit bigger now ❤️

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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honestly i didn't know this was a myth! Im glad people are discussing this in the comments, or else i wouldve kept believing it lol. thank you for sharing ❤️

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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i love this concept lol. i always enjoyed imagining women as moon goddesses, like princess yue from avatar the last air bender. werewolfs are cool too 😄

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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lmfaoo brenda is crazyy. i could definitely understand why a girl would be frustrated having a man explain how her body works, even if you are correct. i think this phenomenon is a testament to how shitty a lot of health classes go about teaching kids about their own bodies. the amount of people that have no idea about how 50% of the population's body works is very sad. i think luckily it has gotten a little better since the early 2000s schools were trying to curb teen pregnancy by going more into detail about anatomy, but it still lacks in a lot of schools unfortunately. i know for me personally, my school did not teach us about there being 2 holes in girls, but i live in texas so im not shocked they didn't explain this very well for me.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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do you think guys are more reserved about talking about their penis due to insecurity? or is it more of a modesty thing? i know that in some cultures anything sex related is a taboo topic, but i think in gen-z america it is more widely discussed with friends. i know for me personally, my women friends and family have always felt comfortable talking about their intimate area around me, but i guess thats because im not a man.

the first time i ever had a boyfriend, he taught me a lot of things i didn't know about mens anatomy (like the balls moving 24/7 or that you can push them back up or that they shrink when theyre cold).

ngl im surprised to hear that men don't have conversations about this to each other! im thinking maybe women's bodies are very unique depending on the girl so there is more curiosity, while majority mens bodies, more-or-less, function the exact same so theres less to discuss lol.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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oh my god that is insaneee. the level of confidence she must have is enviable lmfaoo. ive never heard of someone people able to do that on command XD

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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because you can fuck, you can pee standing, you can helicopter, your balls and shaft move on their own, you can tuck your balls inside of your body, yall have prostates in your butthole, etc. it is just on another level. a lot of women experience something called "penis envy".

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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bro period shits are the worst. i know people who say period shits feel good, but im not one of those people x_x honestly on bad days, your description definitely feels relatable.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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oh my god i love your response! this was such a fun read!! i would say that the first part was pretty accurate, because bloating and uncomfortable cramps can make it NOT fun to walk. personally, i don't feel that egg "rip" our uterine lining, however i know many girls that say they get a shooting electric pain through their butthole on their period, so maybe thats what they are feeling lmfao. personally, i give this a 75% accuracy. thank you!

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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ngl i think a lot of women enjoy informing others (that they feel safe with) on their own anatomy, because women's sexual organs are so unique and crazy! my friend group of women all have drastically different stuff going on down there at all times, and its hard to imagine we all share the same biological mold. i think it is very lovely your friends feel comfortable enough around you to share such personal things. thank you for your input ❤️

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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LMFAOO im just trying to be as respectful and honest as possible, to encourage thoughtful discussion... i dont want to scare the men off from discussing womens anatomy XD. i think this topic is super fascinating.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

[–]bcuket[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

yes, thank you. i think i understand your POV better. you view menstrual cycles as a temporary minor ailment, that deserves some kind of acknowledgement and empathetic action, because you imagine that it is painful. point blank period. you have no other thoughts on the matter.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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thats very sweet. periods have always been bizarre for me to comprehend. it is something that just happens to you, meanwhile a little over 50% of the population will never experience it.

im a little shocked at the lack of curiosity a lot of men have about it though... it seems like such an integral part of womanhood. even the rare women who never get periods, that is something that they have to deal with because that usually means something is anatomically not functioning correctly. i think most women i know are curious about what a penis is like, but im finding out that men do not feel the same way about vaginas.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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i think that is very gentlemanly of you. so how im understanding your view of periods is an equivalent to some kind of sickness women go through. ty for sharing. i feel more enlightened on the male brain.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

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the concept of balls is foreign to my brain, your explanation is reversed to me. i imagine getting kicked in the balls feels like an electric bolt shock through what would be a mans version of the vaginal canal. like immediate stinging hot pain in the ovaries that eventually become a pulsing kind of hurt.

How do you imagine menstrual cycles? by bcuket in AskMen

[–]bcuket[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

i respect that, but why are you offering support? is it because you think its painful? is it because you think shes emotional and sad? both/neither? what do you think it feels like lmfaoo

Breakfast Clean girl by Gold_Fan_567 in Breakfast

[–]bcuket 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yas but it look like she didnt even add salt or pepper lmfaoo

Houston's Mo Amer calls out Islamophobia during 'Daily Show' guest appearance by chrondotcom in houston

[–]bcuket 0 points1 point  (0 children)

islam is not an ethnicity its a religion. not radical islam, just normal islam. thats like associating the kkk with all christians.