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History of Feminism

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20. lol

Thu Feb 13, 2014, 02:23 PM

Feb 2014

This was the part I found most amusing.

when we decided to have kids and she went off of the pill, the enjoyment seemed to increase

Whoa, really? Removing the possibility of undesirable consequences made something more enjoyable? Who could ever have imagined such an outcome!

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It's odd how managing the menfolk's sexytimes never turns into a movement [View all] eridani Feb 2014 OP

False equivalency Android3.14 Feb 2014 #1

The attempts to restrict abortion are heavily based in religion. boston bean Feb 2014 #3

Not what I meant Android3.14 Feb 2014 #4

That was the point. There is no religious oppostion to ED treatments. boston bean Feb 2014 #5

But it isn't a point Android3.14 Feb 2014 #6

Raised German Catholic Android3.14 Feb 2014 #8

So you you're just here for a laugh? JTFrog Feb 2014 #12

Unamused Android3.14 Feb 2014 #14

Your words: Sheldon Cooper Feb 2014 #15

And if I'd said Android3.14 Feb 2014 #16

At last, I see something relevant: Sheldon Cooper Feb 2014 #18

Isn't that the 4th law of posting? JTFrog Feb 2014 #19

lol redqueen Feb 2014 #20