The Story of Menstruation

Dan Nordgren
• ChristWire
March 6, 2011 8:37 pm24 comments

It is very disturbing to see how many women do not understand their bodies these days.   This realization hit me again a few weeks ago, when I had several freshman students draw the anatomical regions of a nude female body.

I am currently a TA at my university and expect a certain degree of maturity from the freshman students.  There was a major ruckus, however, when one girl failed to make a separating flap on the exposed naughty place.

Several other of the girls sided with the student, who insisted that women do not have a containing outside part to divide the reproductive areas from the waste centers.  There was a disconnect from reality of these students, even though they likely looked upon reality each day.

Within a woman, the pituitary gland, estrogen and other gender hormones combine to make a girl be, well, a girl.  As a girl grows, her body is prepared for reproduction.  She begins to create eggs.  She has her walls thickened so that life may implant. Her body is prepared to have a child and it is with menstruation that the cycle continues throughout a woman’s life.

We saw the video where atheists were using improper anatomical models on nursing students, so we it is reasonable to understand why some women do not understand the true purpose of their flap.  What must be done is education to remove the misconceptions.

Even in this Disney film from 1946, we can see women have long been deceived about the true purpose fo the separator flap.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l9qhlHFXuM

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24 Comments

  • The video is accurate in some primitive ways, but the way it is handled you can see why there are so many damaged girls thinking lesbianism is okay and that pregnancy with marriage is a scary thing.

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  • There IS no “separator flap” on women. I’ve checked; it DOES NOT EXIST.

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  • Blanche Beecham Blanche Beecham

    I think Dan and Adam both make important points. Confusion about the body, as God made us, is frighteningly close to blaspheming. The separator flap is there to distinguish between the sewage system and the baby mechanics.

    Menstruation is just the expelling of the spoiled flesh that didn’t have a baby planted. It is natural for women to want a baby planted by a man inside them. It is the reason so many have cramps, act abruptly with others, grouse about silly things in a rude manner or even demand things. It is the voluntary rejection of the body’s function that puts these women on edge and is the root cause of many feminist tomes.

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    • “The separator flap is there to distinguish between the sewage system and the baby mechanics.”

      I’m in a room with three other women. I just asked them, in case I maybe had missed it, and guess what? There really is no such thing as a separator flap, you moron.

      “It is natural for women to want a baby planted by a man inside them.”

      I don’t want a baby. Ever. I would rather adopt a kid, or never HAVE any offspring of any sort. I know a large NUMBER of females who don’t want babies, too.

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    • “It is natural for women to want a baby planted by a man inside them. It is the reason so many have cramps, act abruptly with others, grouse about silly things in a rude manner or even demand things.”

      I began my period when I was 10. Are you honestly trying to tell me that as an innocent ten year old little girl, who wanted nothing to do with sex, who looked upon things as small as tampons with utter terror, I wanted a baby planted inside of me? You’re sick.

      Oh, and the cramps are caused by uterine contractions intended to help expel the blood and tissue. The mood changes are caused by hormones.

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      • I’m not good In biology but if My memory is correct even a 7 yo girls could have babies ( I evens ee reportage about pedophilia and sort like that)

        of coruse it’s dangerous for the “mother” and the child and I don,t recommend it

        Just wanted to said that it’s has nothing to do with menstruation

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        • Millenium, those freak cases of girls as young as 5 having babies (yep, 5, it happened in Peru decades ago) are only possible if the girls begin menstruating at that age. In the case of the 5 year old Peruvian girl, Lina Medina, she had begun menstruating when she was a baby, and her periods had become “regular” by the time she was 3. Thankfully the baby was removed via c-section, and when they did that they discovered that Lina’s ovaries were the same as a fully developed woman. She also had developed breasts.

          So it actually has EVERYTHING to do with menstruation. Pregnancy can only occur if ovulation has taken place, and the first ovulation is followed by the first menstrual period (provided the poor girl isn’t living with sick fucks and doesn’t become pregnant). Hope that clears up any confusion you had :)

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  • “She begins to create eggs.”

    No, her eggs are present from birth. Her eggs begin to MATURE and be released from the ovaries when puberty begins.

    “who insisted that women do not have a containing outside part to divide the reproductive areas from the waste centers.”

    External view:

    female_genitalia.jpg

    Internal view:

    05-08-femaleinternalside.jpg

    The reproductive system and the digestive system are COMPLETELY separated. There is no “flap” involved.

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    • for those weirdo people you see the little Hole between clitoris and vagina Opening ? it’s where the Urine Go out it’s called Urethra

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  • I am absolutely disgusted by this following video. It is meant to be a teaching tool to some nurses but they are using improper anatomical models and not telling their students.

    I wonder how their parents would feel knowing that the $30,000 of tuition is going on a steroid-inflated Barbie’s pelvic section. That is what we have here.
    When those who are qualified watch the video, notice how the separator flap is missing and the secret place ‘magically’ opens so the baby can pop out. This is just all wrong and not science!

    Warning: The following video contains improper content. Please have women/children leave the room before reviewing this item.

    httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMiFwiZMSQc&feature=player_embedded

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    • Why would you ask women to leave the room? That’s pretty much who’s replying to all of this and this is what women go through….can’t leave the room then…

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  • The prior video is from an excerpt I featured about the deception. Women have a part that comes a bit above the open areas and that is a separating flap. It is a part of anatomy that’s abused for sick purposes and joked about on children’s shows like South Park.

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    • So, you are completely unable to view the diagrams that Claire posted above?

      There is no such thing as a “separator flap”. I’m a woman. There is NO SUCH THING; I’ve checked.

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      • Don’t you just love it when men with no medical training whatsoever (Dan’s a fucking film student, for crying out loud!) try to act like they know female anatomy better than females themselves? For Christ’s sake, not only am I female who masturbates frequently and knows my vagina like the back of my hand (pardon the pun) but I’m also a Certified Nursing Assistant and a vet tech student. I’ve taken countless classes in both human and mammalian anatomy, biology, surgery, etc. I’ve also been seeing a gynecologist since age 13 as I have two disorders of the reproductive system that require medication and once, surgery.

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        • we learn that in secondary 3 and there is No “separator flap”

          The only “separating thing” you have is uretha and the vagina ( one for urine and the other is well .. for the rest)

          the class was called Human Biology something that you should learn since it,s was the basic of human anatomy ( and a Prerequiste for first aid class )

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    • “Women have a part that comes a bit above the open areas and that is a separating flap.”

      NO, we DON’T.

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      female-vagina-perineum-labeled.jpg

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    @ Claire: Your models are a bit off, like 1946 vintage Disney. They are also vulgar and seem to have pulled back some original anatomy in an unnatural way.

    This model has the flap more intact and you can see how the waste production parts are fed by the excretory and urinary anatomy, then the babymaking regions are protected from ill-fluids so as there is no corruption.

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    • And your “diagram” is completely false. The rectum and uterus are not connected at all, nor have they ever been. Any student who has been through a health class knows that.

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    • No, YOUR picture is false. Look in ANY textbook or do a google image search for “female reproductive anatomy” or “female genitalia”.

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  • 2 points here.
    A flap has to exist. Girls, when you defecate does any or all of it end up in your birth canal? If so, there is no flap. If not a flap must exist.

    The pictures Claire posted are both gross and inaccurate. I just looked at my wife and I see no muscles or bones like you show in each picture. Also Claire all of your pictures are different? SO which one is supposed to be real? And in post #70609 it clearly shows 2 flaps in the second picture! How can this be?

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    • Excuse me, Dan. I’m a female. I’ve checked my OWN body, and there is no separator flap.

      The anus is placed in such a position to the vagina that it is virtually impossible to get feces inside the vaginal canal without purposely trying to do so. Why? Because most of the time, the vagina is CLOSED. No “separator flap”, either.

      The vagina and anus are not “right next to each other”, as you suggest. The anus is in the same position on a female as on a man; the vagina is much closer to the urethra.

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    • “Girls, when you defecate does any or all of it end up in your birth canal? If so, there is no flap. If not a flap must exist.”

      You are so fucking stupid it’s unbelievable. Let’s not forget that you’re the same man who thought that penises were made of bone. The reason no feces end up in our vaginas when we defecate is because the intestines/colon are a different system ALTOGETHER. A thick muscular WALL separates the vagina from the intestines, as seen in this picture:

      05-08-femaleinternalside.jpg

      “I just looked at my wife and I see no muscles or bones like you show in each picture.”

      I suppose that means that this picture is inaccurate, as well, since you can’t actually see muscles from the outside:

      04hmusclersys.jpg

      “Also Claire all of your pictures are different?”

      Wow, what a genius! Yes, my pictures are different! They are drawn by different people. Some depict only a few anatomical structures, others depict quite a few.

      “SO which one is supposed to be real?”

      Are you honestly asking me that? And you call yourself a grown man?

      “And in post #70609 it clearly shows 2 flaps in the second picture! How can this be?”

      Are you referring to the labia, a.k.a. the “vaginal lips”?

      Seriously, dude, you’re so fucking stupid it’s unbelievable. How about you leave the anatomy to those of us who a) have it and b) have studied it

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  • don’t tell me you don’t know that your Butt doesn’t have Muscle ?

    should I teach you new thing or what

    Let’s start by the digestive system shall we

    in man and woman there is something called a MOUTH

    when you eat something you use your TEETH to actually shred food so it’s can go INSIDE the mouth ( well they already in it ) after that the Food go down a LONG tube called the Oesophagus ( or something Like that I always forgot)

    depending of what type of food you are Hitting (or drinking ) it’s will go to stomach LIVER or pancreas in these 3 place they will actually give nutriment to your body and the “non nutriment” or called waste will go through the INTESTINE the SMALL intestine and the BIG Intestine after at the end of this LONG process of intestinal measure they end up in a place called : the RECTUM

    and after that it’s the ANUS

    is the explanation is clear ? they don’t touch the reproductive system

    in resumee Food > Mouth > teeth > oesophagus(correct me claire here)>stomach/liver/pancreas> intestinal system > rectum > anus

    No separator flap it’s a different hole and a different system

    actually when woman have babies they often complaint about stomach problem ( and the nausea and vomit is main cause of that, it’s a contraction of the stomach and Liver most of the time)

    is it good or not ?

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  • the “separator flap” you think about is the Hymen but it,s not a separator flap

    what is the Hymen is a tissue full of blood to show who is Virgin and who is not

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