Why don't girls admit that kicking to the pussy hurts?

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Why dont girls admit that their pussy is senstive as the balls? Why always balls more famous that they are weak even the pussy is the same?
Is it embaressment that prevents girls from admitting?
Is it the female ego?
Do girls want it to be a secret so guys do not konw?

RetroAlpha · Accepted Answer

The biological analog of testes are ovaries. Kicking a man in the beanbag is similar (by description) to a severe, sudden menstrual cramp.

Her cooter is a good, safe distance away from the nerve bundles that would cause similar pain in men. In order to have a woman experience a ball-booter, you'd have to perfect your two-knuckle punch and aim for the baby motel.

USMC

Uncut · Accepted Answer

Who cares. Getting kicked anywhere hurts. Ever been kicked in the shin?

exhibitA · Accepted Answer

Because it's not. It'll hurt, yea, but it's not nearly close to what male's feel. I've seen guys drop from just getting tapped there, and if i get a tap there i don't come close to falling. It's not "as sensitive". Still hurts, but don't push the idea that women are weak there just because you are and you feel it makes you less "macho"

MlleCake · Accepted Answer

Neither. It hurts. It's not an ego thing. Our nerves are in different places than in a man's crotch, and it's clear they feel some breathtaking pain, very easily. It just doesn't hurt us the same way.

mistixs · Accepted Answer

I'm not sure any woman would deny that being kicked hurts. But I don't think it hurts as much as being kicked in the balls.

Repa33 · Accepted Answer

Its not the same as balls lol. Obviously it hurts as its part of the body. But its not as big of a weak point as balls

MelissaCB · Answer

It doesn't hurt. I mean, it hurts like if you kicked someone anywhere else, but it isn't sensitive like that

OlderAndWiser · Answer

Why does it matter?

Pamina · Answer

Never heard a single woman not admit that.

Just_a_human · Answer

I think most girls haven't been kicked there. So they don't know how it feels.

MillyRivers · Answer

Well because it just doesn't hurt as much?

ChloeStarfire · Answer

I’ve never been kicked there so I wouldn’t know

robzombiessexfox · Answer

I don't know, it hurts worse to be punched in the tits.

NickerLover · Answer

Feminists act like their hot shit but they are as pathetic as beta males. No substance all bark.

Jmmmfi4 · Answer

Because it probably doesn't

HoustonLove · Answer

Well first of all it’s the clit that is just as sensitive and that is covered by the pubic bone and lots of skin so even a hit wouldn’t really directly hit it. So no, being kicked would never hurt as much as it does for a man, you ignorant slut.

Anonymous · Answer

Well the answer to your question is basically every answer you suggested.
First and foremost, it serves to protect the female ego. We know men are stronger and faster than us, so if we pretend like we’re impervious to groin injury, it seems like a genuine combat equalizer. It’s kind of like short men who think they can fight tall guys; as long as they never actually have to fight, there’s no harm in thinking they could win. I have a theory that most girls know, deep down, that they’re almost as sensitive as men down there (if not more so, though I doubt it because men have literal organs hanging between your legs). The female ego needs to be protected because knowing men are more physically capable breeds extreme, well founded insecurity in most girls. Imagine half the population can easily overpower the other half... and then imagine that by an accident of birth, you were born into the wrong half. Instead of male strength and speed, you get a week every month where you cramp, bleed, can’t shit, and then can’t stop shitting. It takes a heavy toll on your self esteem. A lot of girls who brag about being able to kick guys in the balls and take them down have been kicked in the vagina themselves and know that it’s their weakest body part. I know because I’ve been there before...
Second, there’s an element of embarrassment. Women’s bodies aren’t really built for fighting or athletics, which feels bad enough. It’s worse that nobody lets us forget this. The one thing we’re supposed to have on you is the groin sensitivity, and we don’t even have that. If I so much as fart too hard while I’m sitting down, it can roll up my vagina and “flick” my clitoris. Yes, this is a genuine thing that happens, and last time it caused me to double over. Imagine explaining that one to present company. The men then know about the universal bodily imperfections present in ALL women, and the women in the room need to acknowledge that the only thing separating them from you is timing. That horribly embarrassing moment can happen to any of them, all because they’re women.
The third reason is safety. Some of the responses you’ll see here indicate that the women replying genuinely think men are more sensitive down there, but they don’t actually think that. This is just female ego posturing, which I recognize because once again, I’ve been there before. If you knee a woman in the groin, she WILL go down. The only way a woman stands a chance against a man in a fight is if the man doesn’t know this and keeps his fighting tactics clean while the woman fights dirty.
The fourth reason is comedy. It’s funny watching a 6’4 man collapse in pain after a hit to the groin, because he’s normally tough and strong but experienced a moment of weakness. When you see a 5’5 woman collapse in pain, clutching her groin and writhing around on the floor, it’s not funny. You can floor a woman with a hit to the jaw, so the presence of the groin weak spot isn’t an apparent game changer.
Also, I’d like to address a few things. A tap can bring a woman down, and women are weak in the crotch area. If a woman is reading this, accept that you have this weak spot and make peace with that fact. That being said, don’t discount the fact that men are the same way.

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