HATE when u can feel ur intestines writhing. cease your wriggling insolent belly worm
WHEN do you ever feel that
the worms yearn for escape
The worms are telling you to go see a doctor...
@entities-of-posts the corruption/flesh?
After my hysto, I was in *intense* abdominal pain that didn't feel like wound pain from the ablation but something different that I couldn't explain, until the gynecologist told me "yep, that'd be your intestines rearranging themselves into the gap left behind by your uterus."
So there's a mental picture for you. Slither slither. Slither slither.
awwww, they were exploring their new enclosure 😍😍😍
oh GOOD tags:
#exact same thing happened to me after my hysterectomy #my single remaining ovary is just wandering around in there now. we call him odysseus #we dont know where he is
Wouldnt the ovary be a female? i am now very interested in the intricacies of ovary/testicle gendering
Grammatical gender doesn't really follow any "logic" - as someone whose native language is very gendered, and whose word for "ovary" has the masculine grammatical gender, I can offer up the following example for this:
Fork: die Gabel (feminine gender)
Knife: das Messer (neuter)
Spoon: der Löffel (masculine)
See? No rhyme or reason. I don't even think it's vibes; I think it's mere happenstance. Also, loanwords from other languages:
Die Email (feminine) vs der Brief (the letter) but die Post (mail in general)
Der Laptop/der Computer (masculine) makes a bit more sense because der Rechner (German word for computer) is masculine also.
Das Smartphone equals das Telefon, so that makes a lot more sense.
Still it's often a toss-up when we integrate new words what gender we give them. And there's no official decision, sometimes two or all three variants are used concurrently for a while until one pulls ahead.
i see, that is quite interesting, thank you for pointing that out to me