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| 1 | Well, he makes a valid point.Our bodies have evolved upward, and our pelvic bones have moved in, so it's generally a lot harder for human women to give birth than animals. After all, natural selection takes care of the animals that can't give birth right by killing them – but we have c-sections and probiotics if anything gets infected, which means the chance of survival is raised greatly. Not saying that childbirth definitely hurts as much as they say it does – there are painkillers even if it's usually not advised for preg… | /r/MGTOW | 03/01/20 07:28 AM |
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