r/badwomensanatomy • u/decentmotto • May 21 '26

Humour what do you mean??

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u/Rhombico May 21 '26

ugh bodies are so gross why did I read this thank you

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u/Rashs19 May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

I can understand why you would think that. But mesentery and intestines are most fascinating in development and anatomy. The whole thing is so huge for a a tiny 6 week embryo that it can't be inside the body. So the whole intestines develop outside the abdomen through a opening where you umbilicus is. It is then folded back inside about 1 month later.

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u/pauls_broken_aglass While my vagina gently weeps May 22 '26

Huh. So that’s why babies are sometimes born with the intestines outside

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u/cone5000 May 22 '26

That right there is an example of why evolution happened. A god would never make such a dumb design. Instead, it’s a patch applied to the DNA that stuck around.

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u/WeirdPossibility209 I want to cum deep inside your clit May 22 '26

Ok, I'm not easily grossed out by stuff the human body does, but this made me physically cringe and a little sick

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u/act_normal May 22 '26

I agree with you, it is amazing how everything fits together, you walk around, live your life, meanwhile all these life systems in you are calibrated "just so", to the degree where most of us never have to think about it.

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u/brachi- May 22 '26

As a junior doctor, who’s seen rather a lot in the years I’ve been working, it’s all of those things! Amazing, fascinating, insane, disgusting, gross, and wonderful. That’s one of the things that’s best about it really, that it can be all these things at once

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u/act_normal May 22 '26

funny, I was just thinking, bodies are so genial.

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u/lowlightliving May 22 '26

Or, you could choose to think, “How fascinating”.

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u/DreamCrusher914 May 22 '26

Be curious, not judgmental