Top 10 Ways Girls are Stronger Than Boys

Boys can lift weights, but can they give birth? No, because girls do that. Try pushing a human out of your testicle! If guys had to give birth, the population would've died out long ago because they'd refuse to do it. Or the world would be severely overpopulated because they'd start betting on who could give birth to more kids.

You know what I think? More likely, girls are emotionally stronger, while boys are often physically stronger. We don't judge people just by muscles.

Men literally can't experience childbirth, so we can't fully understand how painful it is.

Well, this can be true. Some men have it harder because of diseases, but women can get cancer too. Yes, but if they die, they can't share the experience.

There is no denying that in many countries, women have it harder. And, of course, there isn't a single nation where men are oppressed.

Girls have it much harder than boys. Few countries have made women fully equal (Iceland is one of them). Women in the Middle East and India are oppressed, which makes them stronger and forces them to fight for themselves.

Let's talk about endurance. Girls deal with having periods for half their lives, endure the gut-wrenching pain of childbirth, breastfeeding, and pregnancy. And yet, some still face harassment and mistreatment from men.

Men are often seen as the breadwinners and get credit for it, but women work just as hard, often for less pay. Then men make fun of women for having attitudes when they're on their period. Really? Endurance. What do men go through? Nocturnal emissions, which involve no pain at all. What was our creator thinking? Where's the fairness in that?

I had a man living next door who watched me constantly. He would show up every time I was in the shower. I had no idea how he could always tell. I tried taking showers at different times of the day to avoid it, but it kept happening.

One time, my friend watched him, and we discovered he was standing outside with his ear to the wall to hear when the water went on. So, I moved.

Speaking as a boy with ADHD, I checked the facts, and yes, they're correct.

Boys are weaker than girls because they are more likely to commit suicide, and suicide is often seen as a cowardly act. Also, remember that excessive masculine pride can lead to suicide. Hooray for karma!

This isn't totally fair. A vagina is not an organ that is literally on the outside of the body. Being kicked there for guys is a lot more intense.

Kick a girl in her privates, and she'll get hurt, but kick a guy in his privates, and he'll go to the ground crying. I've seen it happen. Boys are so weak when it comes to their testicles.

The way males can't understand the pain of childbirth is the same way females can never understand the pain of a severe whack in the testicles.

Guys don't understand how a period feels because they never experience it. God chose girls to handle it because they can deal with cramps and, you know, blood dripping from them for days.

Period cramps: A free sample of hell.

Girls go through a tougher puberty than boys.

I think it's because girls are more cautious drivers, unlike boys who like to show off all the time. Boys often try to multitask while driving to prove they're brave. They might do things like letting go of the steering wheel, using their phones, or even reaching for the back seats.

Carnegie Mellon University conducted a study to see if there is a difference between male and female survival rates, and there was. Women are 77% more likely to survive a car crash than men.

This is possibly due to estrogen's immune-boosting influence or a number of other baseline genetic advantages.

This is true. However, it can backfire with certain diseases. It can also attack friendly cells.

Boys: Pee the bed, get stiff, and have voices crack. (Don't judge, I know what I'm talking about.) These are things boys deal with that girls don't.

Girls: Get cramps during periods, endure the pain of breasts growing, and experience an overall painful process while developing into women.

Yes, girls have it harder. They have periods and cramps, and they get all that stuff. So, I'm sorry.

Not all guys cry over every little thing, just so you know. But I think girls cry less in this case.

It's true for me, but I am my harshest critic and put a lot of pressure on myself.

I think giving birth is the easy part. During pregnancy, you have to deal with vomiting, mood swings, and many other symptoms. You also need to be extra careful not to get hurt or eat certain foods. Not to mention, the baby is taking in some of your nutrients.

Yes, girls have to go through pregnancy. It is challenging, and I sympathize with them.

Before formula was made, women kept babies alive by feeding them milk. So yes, babies have to bite our breasts and suck on them.

I have finals coming up, and I'm handling the stress pretty well.

Girls were made to attract boys, while boys were made to pursue girls. That's not anyone's fault. It's just how biology decided to make things work.

Girls have incredible peripheral vision, while boys tend to focus on individual things. This means girls often catch boys staring, but boys can't always tell where a girl is looking. In fact, girls sneak more looks but almost never get caught. A girl who seems to look straight at someone might actually be focused on the person next to them.

Girls are also better at interpreting others' emotions, which prepares them for caring for babies. They can often tell when boys are lying or telling the truth, but boys usually don't have the same ability.

Girls can multitask better because they need to be able to do multiple things at once when caring for children. Boys, on the other hand, often make things worse when they try to multitask.