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georgia
georgia
i fucking hate the antiquated notion that the male contributes the seed of the new organism and the female germinates it in her womb. the female both contributes an equal amount of genetic material AND gestates the fetus. no one can deny she has vastly more of a share in reproduction, which for a man is wholly pleasurable and a woman is mostly quite painful and arduous.
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newt@stereophonic.space
@georgia calling dealing with women "pleasurable" is a blatant lie
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newt@stereophonic.space
@georgia dunno, I haven’t tried fatherhood yet. But seriously, have you even met women? Most of them are annoying at best. Only a rare woman is worse getting in bed with.
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newt@stereophonic.space
@georgia who said anything about starting families? Even putting my dick into one would be nightmarish. I’ve no idea how some dudes hook up with a new girl every week, for me this would be hell.
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newt@stereophonic.space
@georgia no, your post is about pleasure vs spending resources.
> for a man is wholly pleasurable
This part isn’t necessarily true. Also, many women go insane while pregnant. Not to mention their inability to work and the need for support from a man. We all sympathise with single mothers for a reason, because they are massively fucked as opposed to mothers who have a caring husband.
> for a man is wholly pleasurable
This part isn’t necessarily true. Also, many women go insane while pregnant. Not to mention their inability to work and the need for support from a man. We all sympathise with single mothers for a reason, because they are massively fucked as opposed to mothers who have a caring husband.
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newt@stereophonic.space
@georgia long story short, making and raising children is a full time job for both parents.
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georgia
georgia
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georgia
georgia
@lain @newt to be more accurate my post was about the male reproductive role, not fatherhood. i used fatherhood euphemistically specifically to contrast reproductive sex with casual sex. fatherhood occurs mostly after birth, reproduction before it. the content of my post (addressing outdated theories of reproduction where the sperm is basically a homonculus and the female germinates it) is not "a father is useless" (although many fathers are, including mine). anyway i don't think its controversial that the male reproductive role is essentially sex.
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