If EVE is responsible for woman's Menstruation & Pain in Childbirth, is LILITH responsible for Multiple Orgasm?

Lilith is in fact in a book intended for the Bible it was ommitted by those people who assembled the bible and was actually written before the book of Genesis. Lilith as viewed IN the bible is an evil demon who was a woman who refused to be subservient to adam, when adam complained as the guys in genders and answers do, God expelled Lillith from the Bible and became a demon who give men nightly emissions later on in other books, I see her as the force behind the feminist movement and a good person.

I think that the whole Adan and Eve story is related to what really happened to humankind and evolution. Let me explain this: when "women" were primates only, they had no pain. We also know that much of the pain and "suffering" come both from the development of the human brain and the skull expantion: we have a bigger brain, but the development of the pelvis was not so fast. The pelvis is still narrow. Besides, the pain comes from the fact that modern human give birth in a no-natural way: if you watch aboriginal people and many other cultures, women run and dance when they are going to give birth, in some they run and hang from a tree branch, pushing the baby down. The story is a symbol of what really happened: when humankind became more aware and developed consciousness (the metaphor is the tree of knowledge), the brain developed too. It was harder for women to give birth because of the size of the baby's brain. Eve was the past of the human race...or, she was the symbol of the old days when women gave birth like animals do, running and moving and then going to a place where they felt safe to have their babies.

Nope. Whomever created human beings is the one responsible for both women's menstruation and pain in childbirth AND multiple orgasms.

Personally, if I ever find out who created women to have to bleed like a stuck pig every month AND have to go through the pain of childbirth on top of it, Im going to slap the crap out of him. Real hard.

P.S. For those who say Lilith isnt in the bible, perhaps they are unfamiliar with the Jewish Torah, where she appears in the book of Isaiah.

There's no indication in Scripture of any connection whatsoever between Eve's sin and menstruation.

Scripture is really very, very clear in saying that the pain of childbirth is the curse visited on Eve.

You probably already know the next question, but I'll ask it anyway:

If God cursed Eve, then why do her children get cursed? It's nonsense. However, if by some celestial sleight of hand, God can justify cursing Eve's descendants for something they had absolutely nothing whatsoever in any way, shape or form to do with, then why do not ALLl of Eve's children inherit the curse?

By the way, there's only one way this scripture has any meaning for us today: You can't read the Bible as a book or spiritual or faith revelation: You have to read it as some ritual rulebook, to be read exactly, precisely as it says, not adding one word to it, nor taking one word away.

Most Christians today do not read the Bible that way, so the text about Eve's curse is just quaint, ancient myth attempting to make sense of a world that doesn't make sense (No, it didn't make sense to them then any more than it does to us today!!), and we don't take it literally. In fact, it has a very evil patriarchal tone which we need to reject soundly.

Just my opinion, and that of most of the members of my denomination.

You may want to try the Episcopal Church. When we come to worship on Sunday mornings, we don't have to leave our brains at the door.

The Bible, to answer your other delightful question, was written by men who didn't even know that women had orgasms at all, let alone multiple orgasms.

However, they weren't dead

Look at Genesis chapter 26, especially verse eight.

It's a long story, but if you read the entire chapter, you'll see that the king looks out his window and sees our biblical hero, Isaac with his wife. The Hebrew is a pun on Isaac's name which derives from laugh. So you could say the king sees Isaac laughing with Rebacca or your could saying that the king saw Isaac "Isaac-ing" Rebecca. One translation says the king looked out his window and saw Isaac and Rebecca making love. Now whatever the king saw, one thing is clear: from what the king saw, he KNEW that Isaac and Rebecca were not brother and sister as they had stated, but in fact were husband and wife. The king looked OUT HIS WINDOW, and saw all of that!

As I said, they were patriarchal, but they weren't dead.

While Lilith isn't credited with inventing the Big One, she has always been seen as the sensual one.

Goodness gracious sakes alive, what a grand question!!!

An interesting thought construct. However since all women are supposedly descended from Eve and aren't related to Lilith it doesn't work out. :p

Probably Lilith, yes.

Considering the ancient hebrew and modern muslim attitude towards women, it certainly wasn't Adam.

"In Jewish folkore Lilith is the name of Adam's first wife, who was created at the same time and same earth as Adam. She left Adam after she refused to become subservient to Adam and then would not return to the Garden of Eden after she mated with archangel Samael."

God bless Lilith.

Now where was man's lilith!?!

lmao i "blame" lilith

Succubus orgasm queen!