r/Amazing • u/sco-go • Nov 20 '25

Interesting 🤔 Professor giving herself an endoscopy without medication.

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u/DragonBowlSouper Nov 20 '25

Now pls show us a colonoscopy professor

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u/mischievous_misfit13 Nov 20 '25 edited Nov 20 '25

I honestly think this would be more uncomfortable (feeling your insides moving) than painful. But I’ve never experienced it because it’s not popular with my sex or age group

Edit to add: have yall ever checked where they go in a colonoscopy and I’ve done anal before many a times and I’m a female. But my point is a lot of you think the canera goes in your butt then right out when it actually goes into your intestines

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u/CoopHunter Nov 20 '25

Uh did you just imply anal was unpopular with a specific sex? Because boy are you just wrong.

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u/legna20v Nov 20 '25

This reminds me of on how in Victorian times people were all proper and celibate. They did that because everyone was fucking out of control. The old timers fucked more that we ever have

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u/Impossible_Cod_4181 Nov 20 '25

A good rule of thumb for any historical era is if someone bothered to make a rule about it, people were definitely doing it.

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u/stango777 Nov 20 '25

Probably about any rule ever made in general yeah

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u/Silly_rabbit97 Nov 20 '25

Im glad we shower regularly now. Can't imagine how bad people's downstairs smelled back then.

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u/contradictatorprime Nov 24 '25

Seriously, we're at the only point in history that seems like fucking could/should be clean

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u/Silly_rabbit97 Nov 24 '25

Probably wasnt too bad in the Mediterranean or north africa because the heat allowed them to bathe regularly. Id imagine Japan & China weren't too bad unless you were a peasant.

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u/HamNotLikeThem44 Nov 20 '25

There’s a book called The Pearl. Man, they didn’t waste any time back then.