the baseless confidence twerfs have in explaining "female biology" with absolutely zero knowledge to back it up is astounding, but it's even more mind-boggling when they start lecturing trans women about pain experiences (like period pains etc). they're always wrong, but on this one they're so wrong it's qualitatively different. they need to invent a new word for "you are talking out of your arse and i don't know what you're eating but you must have some kind of food allergy" that applies specifically to how wrong they are on that.
i'm still reeling after seeing that dingus believing period pains happen due to the physical presence of a uterus inside your body. quick test:
what is pain? where is it processed and located? (hint: it is not the uterus)
what is the only tissue capable of delivering pain signals? (hint: it is not the uterus)
what are the molecules responsible for the bulk of period pain? on what tissue do they act? (hint: it is not the uterus as a whole nor is it only the uterus)
where is visceral pain, like that characteristic of menstruation, located? (hint: it is not just the uterus)
