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Men Share The Questions They've Always Wanted To Ask A Woman But Were Too Afraid To

Men Share The Questions They've Always Wanted To Ask A Woman But Were Too Afraid To
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For some reason, there's a lot of caution and awkwardness around the opposite sex. Quite a few of the men I've known over the years have treated women like they're unfathomable creatures. Ditto for the women, who've regard men with confusion and even annoyance. Wouldn't it all be a lot easier if people just talked?

After Redditor lalalaifeee asked the online community, "What is something you've always wanted to ask a woman but daren't?"" people asked their questions and the women worked to clear things up.


Here's a question!

Do you like having boobs?

manofffig1

And here's the answer...

Sometimes I wish I didn't have them. I get pain in my left one and get paranoid that it's my heart even though it's just my boob being dumb.

JapaneseLasagna

Question #2:

I've always heard that perfumed feminine hygiene products are universally hated by womankind. True or false?

Nice_Bake

"I absolutely hate them..."

I absolutely hate them and my girlfriends agree. That scent mixing with the smell of blood is the most terrible thing in the world!

SnooCupcakes442

Question #3:

Do women make as many jokes about boobs/vaginas in the same way that men make constant d*ck and ball jokes?

icerope1199

And the answer!`

Only when we're trying to stay abreast of a titillating conversation.

TrustheButtsMcGee

Question #4

Since you roughly know when you're expecting your period, do you ever use preemptive tampons or pads? Or does the period start before you use products?

mcdunne84

To which this person replied...

So usually the first sign is a blush of red when you wipe. At that point, you're not yet bleeding into your undies, but you're gonna soon. That's all the heads up I usually need.

clayskate

Question #5

We sometimes get random boners. Do you ever get randomly wet?

Digbollocks

And the answer!

We get so much random discharge you would not believe.

PrincessBatman

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