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What if men had babies? I'm writing about this because I've heard about men who say that women overstate their pain and stress about motherhood. However, you can see them whining about the pain of a simple dental intervention.(I don't mean to generalize, not all of you guys are like this) But what if men had babies? Well, it sounds stupid and ridiculous, as we already know the answer to that question: humanity would die out because it would be extremely painful for men to give birth even if they were to have an uterus, given their anatomic structure. But let's think about it. What if men suddenly grew female parts and were able to have babies and feed them? Would they stop complaining about the little unconveniences? And more importantly, would they stay constantly by their side for years until they grow up, just like mothers do? This has brought me to think that mothers do not recieve the repayment and proper respect from us for what they deserve because of growing us up. I wonder if fathers feel the same way though. All in all, I don't believe that men would be able to suffer everything that a mother goes through, and have enough patience to see what they have created over the years. Well that's my opinion though. Men would definitely do great babysitter material nevertheless!

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What if men had babies?

I'm writing about this because I've heard about men who say that women overstate the pain and emotional difficulty that comes with motherhood their pain and stress about motherhood. ("Stress" sounds a little weak - I'm stressed that I might be late for the bus, for example.)
However, you'll hear can see ("can see" = now OR later, a specific time; "you'll see" = future OR in general) them whining about the pain of a simple trip to the dentist's dental intervention. (Your English was correct, but this is more natural.) (I don't mean to generalize, not all of you guys (you guys can mean men and women) are like this)
But what if men had babies?
Well, it sounds stupid and ridiculous, as we already know the answer to that question: humanity would die out because it would be extremely painful for men to give birth, even if they were to have an uterus ("uterus" is pronounced yu-tur-us, so "a" not "an"), given their anatomy anatomic structure.
But let's think about it. What if men suddenly grew female parts anatomy ("parts" sounds childish) and were able to have babies and feed them? Would they stop complaining about the little inconveniences? And, more importantly, would they stay constantly by their children's side for years, until those children had grown they grow up, just like mothers do? (Need "children's" because the "they" is currently used for men - would THEY stay by THEIR side. Need tense change because growing up in a constant action until adulthood - a child begins growing up at 1 day old.)
This has brought me to think that mothers do not receive the repayment (repayment = financial; perhaps gratitude/care?) and proper respect that they deserve from us for for what they deserve because of  raising growing us up. (We grow plants and raise children.) I wonder if fathers feel the same way though.
All in all, I don't believe that men would be able to suffer through everything that a mother goes through, and still have enough patience to see what they have created over the years. (I don't understand what "see" means here.)
Well, that's my opinion, though. Men would definitely make do great babysitter material, nevertheless!
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What if men had babies?

I'm writing about this because I've heard about men who say that women overstate their pain and stress about motherhood.
However, (whenever) you can see them whining about the pain of a simple dental intervention​. (I don't mean to generalize, not all of you guys are like this).
But what if men had babies? Well, it sounds stupid and ridiculous, as we already know the answer to that question: humanity would die out because it would be extremely painful for men to give birth even if they were to have an uterus, given their anatomic structure.
But let's think about it. What if men suddenly grew female parts and were able to have babies and feed them? Would they stop complaining about the little inconveniences? And more importantly, would (their babies) stay constantly by their side for years until they grow up, just like mothers do?
This has brought me to think that mothers do not receive the repayment and proper respect from us for what they deserve because of growing us up. I wonder if fathers feel the same way though.
All in all, I don't believe that men would be able to suffer everything that a mother goes through, and have enough patience to see what they have created over the years.
Well that's my opinion though. Men would definitely do great babysitter material nevertheless!

Wow! What a great opinion well expressed in words! 

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I agree. Men wouldn't be able to suffer everything that a mother goes through.
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I heard once that if men were the ones giving birth , humans would die out. Well, if it were up to me: bye bye humankind ^^'

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