Good post Makalii
Yes I often think of pain a lot.
I suffer from fybromyalgia. It is not a significant pain, it is not a severe pain, but consider this, I have been IN pain for hmm just under 20 years.
Most bad pain, is usually not 20 years long.
Then again, I have experienced thanks to fybromyalgia, what it is like to feel pain over 100% of my body for a non stop period of 72 hours. I was nearly irrational to the point of being able to do just about anything to end it.
I have a migraine condition too oh yippee for that I don't mind saying. Nothing quite like a migraine, your mind essentially short circuits, your nervous system malfunctions, all your senses misreport sensory data.
But I have never experienced menstruation, never given birth and guess what, oh yippee skippee so what. It doesn't make a person able to say that a male shaped person doesn't know pain.
And being disabled, and watching all your dreams just die. Some pain is not entirely physical and not easy to quantify in degrees of pain.
I do dislike, that I will never experience the significant discomfort of child birth. That screaming and hollering while you push a new life out into the world. But I also don't get to see for the first time a life I made as well.
Menstruation is part of life, but, a cis female can always get it turned off too. It's not like it is a curse that can't be removed.
Grateful for what I have? Yes I am grateful I am breathing, grateful I am alive, grateful I live in Canada and grateful for a wide range of things. But, I am not a man, and I'd rather take a pass on all the perks our misogynist society directs my way because I am considered male.
I understand, some females don't like dresses and skirts. Hey some do some don't
I hate fast food, but if you want to eat it that's your business I say.