I've always had a suspicion cramps feel like getting hit in the balls. I've never had period cramps (obviously), but the description sounds eerily familiar.
Getting hit in the balls doesn't hurt in the actual balls, it's like a deep, sick, radiating pain from the upper pelvic/lower stomach area, both sides.
BaroqueObama1776 on November 9th, 2020 at 07:11 UTC »
God im so scared to experience kidney stones. I am never drinking anything but water lol
yampidad on November 9th, 2020 at 08:22 UTC »
My wife had a kidney stone this weekend. She said it’s worse than child birth. I have no opinion on either thank god.
trylist on November 9th, 2020 at 08:33 UTC »
I've always had a suspicion cramps feel like getting hit in the balls. I've never had period cramps (obviously), but the description sounds eerily familiar.
Getting hit in the balls doesn't hurt in the actual balls, it's like a deep, sick, radiating pain from the upper pelvic/lower stomach area, both sides.