• webp@mander.xyz
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    11 months ago

    We’ve got to improve those male pregnancy exam numbers, women are winning!

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    11 months ago

    What on earth are these “Agents acting on muscles or breathing” that women seem to be much more prone to?

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      My interpretation was drugs which are CNS depressants or paralytics. A benzo overdose presumably falls into this category, maybe also opioids. It can’t include alcohol though, because people drinking until paralytic is not an overwhelmingly female phenomenon (I believe it is currently pretty even)

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        11 months ago

        I blame the lack of sexual education in schools, of it was better then more men would understand the importance of a flared base

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      11 months ago

      Warning: use an incognito/privacy mode browser before googling ANY of the following.

      Medical fetishists are a thing. I think it’s due to kink play with speculums, sounding tools, catheters, and other (gendered) medical instruments.

      • iuminou@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        11 months ago

        What you actually need is a privacy respecting open source browser, the clear recent history button, and also, if your router is untrusted, DNS over HTTPS.

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        11 months ago

        For men those things would land in a urology/andrology/proctology category.

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    11 months ago

    I wonder why obstetrical and gynecologic devices 98.3% female and not 100%… I assume it must be biological gender since it’s NHS data.

      • 1985MustangCobra@lemmy.ca
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        11 months ago

        i seeked out care because i knew what was going on with me was not normal. when i was there, i saw one women in the holding area, and one man having a break with secuirty around him. when i was admitted to the psych ward on the floor without maximum security, id say that biologically born males out numbered biologically born females

        Howevever, i have been the hospital for other things, and everytime i have gone to the ER, it’s been someone who identifies as a female 99% of the time who i see is waiting to goto the psych hold. so its interesting to see that reflected in the statistics.

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    11 months ago

    Hey, I’m on there! Shout-out to my fellow people injured by power tools and household machinery.

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      11 months ago

      My girlfriend’s sister has a horse and I refuse to go near it. It’s a two ton object being operated by a pea of a brain, he once got into a panic because his friend was behind him and he couldn’t see him, so he ran around the field madly until he collided with a stationary tree. Oh and he’s scared of blue wheelbarrows, just blue ones, wheelbarrows of any other colour or apparently acceptable.

      He has already stood on her foot once.

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        11 months ago

        two ton

        What the hell kind of breed is two tons? The heaviest ones I know get up to about one ton, but those are big, heavy working horses, not the average riding horse.

        Our icelandic horse has also stood on my foot once, but she’s only about 300kg (600lbs) and didn’t put much of it on that foot before I shooed her off.

        Also, she’s super calm about damn near everything.
        First encounter with a motorised shear? Eyes wide open for a few seconds, then she’s already out of fucks to give.
        Shenanigans trying to craft a costume for her result in a piece of cloth suddenly covering her eyes? Eh, my humans will know what they’re doing. Actually, can I eat that? Nope, apparently not. Lame.

        The worst she’ll do when something actually does scare her is stand up straight, refuse to move closer and rarely attempt to put a little more distance. She might unexpectedly sidestep a weird object on the roadside, but not so rapidly as to dismount my wife, and she’s never run away in a panic that I know of.

        And if you scratch her right, she basically melts. Scratch her ears, she’ll relax her lower lip like she’s losing control of her face muscles. Scratch her butt, she’ll lean into it. Back away, she’ll follow. It’s the only case I’ve ever seen of a horse happily walking backwards.

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          Just by asking what breed such a horse could possibly be, you’ve exemplified more horse related knowledge than most people possess. Two tons is pretty obviously a guess by someone that doesn’t know a lot about horses or other animals of similar size.

          Not much different to how most people would be wrong when estimating the weight of a building, the volume of the ocean, or the quantity of trees on the planet. If it’s something unfamiliar to you, you can’t be expected to be accurate.

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            11 months ago

            You know what, you’re right. I didn’t consider the perspective of people less familiar with the topic. I don’t consider myself particularly knowledgeable, but that doesn’t mean my knowledge is fundamental or ubiquitous.

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              11 months ago

              Kudos to you. Too few are capable of this type of reflection.

              When you know a bit about something, it’s always an easy thing to mistakenly presume others to know what seems like the most baseline of information about the subject matter.

              As it is for horses, only three breeds came to my mind. Clydesdale, carousel, and of course this genuine two ton beauty.

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                When you know a bit about something, it’s always an easy thing to mistakenly presume others to know what seems like the most baseline of information about the subject matter.

                It’s a common human blind spot. I see no reason to get defensive about it. Better to admit it and improve than double down on a pointless battle with nothing to win.

                I know of a lot of things that I don’t know a lot about, which makes what knowledge I do have seem paltry by comparison. Exchanges like this are a handy reality check. Ideally, we can all walk away smarter for it.

                As it is for horses, only three breeds came to my mind. Clydesdale, carousel, and of course this genuine two ton beauty.

                Shire Horses, Brabanter (a Belgian breed, but I don’t know the English name) are the ones that I can think of, but I know there’s also some French breed up there. Don’t think any of them can hide a crew of crafty Greeks in their belly though. “Why is this taxidermied horse’s belly still moving?”

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          11 months ago

          Consider yourself lucky. We were digging the ground with shovels near a horse park where they had a competition. A river separates the two areas.

          They asked us to stop because the horses were freaking out.