Felimax:


Very insightful, like it's one of the best gift I buy for my female friends. You won't stop reading most especially when you are in your prenatal and postnatal stages.

A very good companion written in very clear words. Ensure your husband read it too.

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.

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

freddie009:


Are you learning about he's as well.

Beautygoddesss:
my mum have d book i just took and read and learnt alot

Felimax:

That is good! Hence the saying "readers are leaders".

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

MoneyGoDrop:
I went to an all boys seminary school so biology class was just cruise especially reproductive systems and of all the problems going on in the world/Nigeria, it is the female reproductive system that i should browse about? Stop talking like it's only the guys that don't know about female organs, alot of women don't even know that they have two holes down there.

So just say you refused to learn or to take note. Not that you were not taught or you do not have access to information.

If you can know to put your peepee in a VJ or to download pornography on your phone, if you can know how to make a baby, nothing's stopping you from knowing the basic things about a female's body.

Nobody is saying you should know KNOW. Like knowing in toto or 100% of things. Even if you're not obligated to. If you don't speak or give ignorant takes on a woman's biological makeup, and kept quiet whenever it's things having to do with a woman's body, nobody will drag you.

Simple. That's the point of this. A lot of men are ignorant about the above, and they are not only ignorant, they openly display their ignorance. So if they are being talked about, sit it out. Don't feel the need to defend them with all you are saying here.

Don't give me the "with all that is going on in the country and in the world." Have you stopped having sex since Boko Haram started bombing or have you stopped asking ladies out since bandits and herdsmen started kidnapping and killing people?

Of course, even some ladies do not know. First, that's not the focus of the post. Secondly at that, even for a lady who do not know all the sht about her body, she still knows a whole lot more than an ignorant guy.

And you know, it's funny that some of you guys are here defending your RIGHT to ignorance about female's biology, or simple things as menstrual circle, etc., but you somehow feel you're qualified to talk about pregnancy and abortions.

So if men are not obligated to know about the female reproductive system, tell me why men should be taking part in abortion discourses.

Kutunban:
Perhaps you've been having engagement and conversations with uneducated people. Most well educated men will never argue on things they have no facts.

Favfables1:
I'll never forget the day a core feminist opened a thread in ignorance about erections , the chief pioneer of nairaland feminism didn't even know that erection was involuntary

LocalStandard1:
It is always how to know women, how to understand her "workings". Who's talking about how to know and understand men? Hands in the air if any, non. Guessed as much

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:
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

iRepNaija1:


Madam, you shouldn't have to consider yourself lucky because your partner is willing to learn. His willingness to understand your body and the female reproductive system should be the standard, not some special benchmark.

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.

Lordcassy:
[s]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[/s]

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.

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.

Magnoliaa:
Please, share the link to this thread. I'll like to read it. A pioneer of Nairaland Feminism? Shocking I've never met them, too. Who is this person?