stanwyck@ihuxr.UUCP (Don Stanwyck) (06/04/84)
> Does anyone know why women can easily stop urinating midstream, but men > can't without pain and difficulty? > -- >-Doug Alan mit-eddie!nessus Nessus@MIT-MC Well, Doug, I have talked to some other men here, and we think you need to go see a doctor. None of us experience the "pain and difficulty" that you seem to think is normal. If you have ever been thru childbirth classes you should have learned about Kegal exercises - try them. If not, ask you wife/SO/friend's spouse about them. -- ________ ( ) Don Stanwyck @( o o )@ 312-979-3062 ( || ) Cornet-367-3062 ( \__/ ) ihnp4!ihuxr!stanwyck (______) Bell Labs @ Naperville, IL
nessus@mit-eddie.UUCP (Doug Alan) (06/06/84)
> From: stanwyck@ihuxr.UUCP (Don Stanwyck) > Well, Doug, I have talked to some other men here, and we think > you need to go see a doctor. None of us experience the "pain > and difficulty" that you seem to think is normal. If you have > ever been thru childbirth classes you should have learned about > Kegal exercises - try them. If not, ask you wife/SO/friend's > spouse about them. I think that its just that you haven't paid attention to one of life's most basic mysteries. Next time you wake up with a full bladder that will take at least 30 seconds to empty, try to stop urinating after only 10 seconds. You'll see what I mean! -- -Doug Alan mit-eddie!nessus Nessus@MIT-MC "What does 'I' mean"?
drr@ihopa.UUCP (D. R. Rueckheim) (06/06/84)
This is the stupidest topic I have seen in this group so far.
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