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Do you know what a “husband stitch” is? It’s when a doctor adds an extra stitch after a woman gives birth not to heal her, but to make her “tighter” for a man. Let that sink in. After pushing out a whole human being, her pain, her recovery, her body still not the priority. They take a moment that’s supposed to be about her healing and turn it into something for his pleasure. And no, it’s not some made-up story. Women have reported it. Some were never even told it was done. Imagine finding out later that your body was altered without your consent and now intimacy hurts, your body feels wrong, and no one warned you. It’s not “just a stitch.” It’s entitlement stitched into someone’s body. It’s not routine, it’s not medically needed but the fact that it ever happened, and still gets reported, says everything. Because at the core of it is one message even in a hospital, even after childbirth, some people still think a woman’s body exists for a man. Call it whatever you want. But if it’s done without consent, for someone else’s pleasure, while she’s vulnerable on a hospital bed that’s a violation.

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Male ‘G-spot’ discovered — bringing bad news for the circumcised Researchers say key male sensitivity lies in the frenulum, not the glans This ‘frenular delta’ is packed with nerve endings, but can be damaged by circumcision, potentially reducing pleasure

Microsoft is moving to 100% native apps for Windows 11. They are stepping away from web-based wrappers. A new team at Microsoft will rebuild apps using native tools like WinUI. Engineer Rudy Huyn is involved in this shift. Apps like File Explorer should launch quicker. The Start menu and context menus will feel more responsive.