> "many women had men explain their bodies to them."

Well, if the man is a gynecologist and the woman was raised in a strict Muslim culture, it's more than likely that he knows about her body way more than herself.

It's just an example to show that sometimes a man do knows more. The error lies in assuming the man always knows more - of course that's a lazy and foolish assumption.

Besides, your denial of womansplaining is beyond absurd. The whole feminism is predicated on womansplaining! I.e., telling men how wrong they are, why they do what they do, and how they should behave. Alas, irony is always lost on feminists. ;-D

No surprise, though: the basis of feminism is being one-sided, i.e.:

• Finding faults and negatives in everything male.
• And finding positives in everything female (even outright inventing it), while blindly denying females can be faulty, limited or evil — exactly the thing this articles does.