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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
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Shouldn’t minges (sic) be hyphenated? |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words "
I was surprised when he said that word, to be honest.
I replied that it sounded misogynistic and he went off on one.
I thought perhaps because of what he had been saying previously swayed my judgement.
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
Shouldn’t minges (sic) be hyphenated?"
Isn't it a plural of minge?
cake-cakes?
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
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Sadly, this guy may meet a nice lady in a bar over the weekend.
Christ knows what would rush around his mind when the booze kicks in and hormones start to gather speed.
Met a few guys from here, they are absolutely clueless in the bedroom stakes, too much porn and too little social interaction.
Bit sad really. |
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over a year ago
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
Shouldn’t minges (sic) be hyphenated?
Isn't it a plural of minge?
cake-cakes?
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I wouldn’t know. Ergo etc. |
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
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I'd say it was misogynistic and the guy seems pretty deluded |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
Sadly, this guy may meet a nice lady in a bar over the weekend.
Christ knows what would rush around his mind when the booze kicks in and hormones start to gather speed.
Met a few guys from here, they are absolutely clueless in the bedroom stakes, too much porn and too little social interaction.
Bit sad really. "
I do worry about him he's not from here, by the way.
He says he loved women and gets a lot of attention from them, but I think his language comes across as misogynistic.
Maybe I'm wrong; and if I am, I'll apologise. |
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
Shouldn’t minges (sic) be hyphenated?"
Why are you even commenting. Not relevant really or contributing to OP'S post  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
Shouldn’t minges (sic) be hyphenated?
Why are you even commenting. Not relevant really or contributing to OP'S post "
Neither do you seem to be.
I thought that this was a public forum.
Freedom of speech. Novel concept for some people. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?"
I can't work him out. One minute he's saying how much he loves women, next he's ranting about how we manipulate, are misandrists and twist things to suit our narrative.
I wasn't sure, once I said it was misogynistic, that I was right.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?
I can't work him out. One minute he's saying how much he loves women, next he's ranting about how we manipulate, are misandrists and twist things to suit our narrative.
I wasn't sure, once I said it was misogynistic, that I was right.
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In my experience, men who bang on about how much they love or respect women usually don't. Men who genuinely do don't think to mention it as it's their default setting. |
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?
I can't work him out. One minute he's saying how much he loves women, next he's ranting about how we manipulate, are misandrists and twist things to suit our narrative.
I wasn't sure, once I said it was misogynistic, that I was right.
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It sounds misogynistic to me.
Also lots of incels do the “I love women, but…” thing do they not? |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?
I can't work him out. One minute he's saying how much he loves women, next he's ranting about how we manipulate, are misandrists and twist things to suit our narrative.
I wasn't sure, once I said it was misogynistic, that I was right.
In my experience, men who bang on about how much they love or respect women usually don't. Men who genuinely do don't think to mention it as it's their default setting."
I was thinking along those lines, but he did say it as a response to me saying it sounded like he doesn't like women very much.
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?
I can't work him out. One minute he's saying how much he loves women, next he's ranting about how we manipulate, are misandrists and twist things to suit our narrative.
I wasn't sure, once I said it was misogynistic, that I was right.
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He sounds like a dick |
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?"
It is crude and misogynistic, and also non-sensical, but will give him the benefit of the doubt that this was in the middle of an otherwise coherent sentence!
Oh, and just because I'm a grammar pedant, on one of the posts above, why would "minges" ever be hyphenated? What would Min-ges mean? |
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words "
The same as some people tarnish those living in a council property with having no decorum, education or moral values I guess. Eloquent speech isn't just reserved for the suburbanites you know.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?
It is crude and misogynistic, and also non-sensical, but will give him the benefit of the doubt that this was in the middle of an otherwise coherent sentence!
Oh, and just because I'm a grammar pedant, on one of the posts above, why would "minges" ever be hyphenated? What would Min-ges mean? "
I sort of know that. Maybe I was adding fuel to the fire? Or trying to add a hint of jocularity? Or waiting for the fab intelligentsia to join take up arms indignation.  |
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
Shouldn’t minges (sic) be hyphenated?
Why are you even commenting. Not relevant really or contributing to OP'S post
Neither do you seem to be.
I thought that this was a public forum.
Freedom of speech. Novel concept for some people. "
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
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"Que? Que? Me from from Barcelona me no nothing!"
Seriously Op, you may think the person is a bell end.... I couldn't possibly comment! (wink, nod of head and a Cheshire cat grin from ear to ear!)    |
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
The same as some people tarnish those living in a council property with having no decorum, education or moral values I guess. Eloquent speech isn't just reserved for the suburbanites you know.
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Well said |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
The same as some people tarnish those living in a council property with having no decorum, education or moral values I guess. Eloquent speech isn't just reserved for the suburbanites you know.
Well said"
I’m from a council estate in sarf laandan. I left school at 14. |
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?
It is crude and misogynistic, and also non-sensical, but will give him the benefit of the doubt that this was in the middle of an otherwise coherent sentence!
Oh, and just because I'm a grammar pedant, on one of the posts above, why would "minges" ever be hyphenated? What would Min-ges mean?
I sort of know that. Maybe I was adding fuel to the fire? Or trying to add a hint of jocularity? Or waiting for the fab intelligentsia to join take up arms indignation. "
Cool. I was just genuinely curious - sorry if I missed the joke. Happens a lot! |
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
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It's irrelevant if you live in a tower block, housing estate or a big mansion.
It's a label. People like to put other people in a Pidgeon holes or boxes. Lots of factors come into play with this reason.
It is sadly just human nature & just shows lack of thought or consideration for others.
We should all sit back & think of things before we talk.
It's is easy to be nasty/horrible. Harder to kind & caring and considerate. Much harder.... |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
"Que? Que? Me from from Barcelona me no nothing!"
Seriously Op, you may think the person is a bell end.... I couldn't possibly comment! (wink, nod of head and a Cheshire cat grin from ear to ear!) "
I don't think he's a bell end. |
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
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They may not truely understand what matriarchal means.
To keep the white supremacy the government's require more white babies..
Dad at work woman at home pushing out sprog after sprog after sprog.
Suppression of woman in society...
He may think because of women being at home they are the ones in charge when actually it is the male that puts the women in the home.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I suppose you only ever say penis?"
Wang, shlong or pink oboe I’ll think you’ll find are the preferred nomenclature. |
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I suppose you only ever say penis?
Wang, shlong or pink oboe I’ll think you’ll find are the preferred nomenclature. "
Which could all be classed as " council common" common as muck me then, just this monring o told the guy im meeting he is a minge teaser for a pic he sent. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"do you not think the statement and his aggression with words shows a closet Bi or even Gay male screaming to get out "
Sometimes I despair at this site. |
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By *m272Woman
over a year ago
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I suppose you only ever say penis?
Wang, shlong or pink oboe I’ll think you’ll find are the preferred nomenclature.
Which could all be classed as " council common" common as muck me then, just this monring o told the guy im meeting he is a minge teaser for a pic he sent. "
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I was surprised when he said that word, to be honest.
I replied that it sounded misogynistic and he went off on one.
I thought perhaps because of what he had been saying previously swayed my judgement.
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From that, I wouldn't say he was misogynistic as there is no evidence he dislikes or is prejudice towards women.
He's just using not very nice language. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
They may not truely understand what matriarchal means.
To keep the white supremacy the government's require more white babies..
Dad at work woman at home pushing out sprog after sprog after sprog.
Suppression of woman in society...
He may think because of women being at home they are the ones in charge when actually it is the male that puts the women in the home.
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He thinks the male leaders of the world have been brainwashed by their mothers-the fathers having no input into their boys' upbringing-and the leaders act in a feminine way.
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"do you not think the statement and his aggression with words shows a closet Bi or even Gay male screaming to get out "
Well, funny you should say that.
When we first started talking I said if he would really do anything I wanted then he would be getting fucked by other men.
He didn't outright say no way. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I was surprised when he said that word, to be honest.
I replied that it sounded misogynistic and he went off on one.
I thought perhaps because of what he had been saying previously swayed my judgement.
From that, I wouldn't say he was misogynistic as there is no evidence he dislikes or is prejudice towards women.
He's just using not very nice language. "
That's what I thought afterwards. He does vent about women quite a lot; but, professes to love some of them.
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I was surprised when he said that word, to be honest.
I replied that it sounded misogynistic and he went off on one.
I thought perhaps because of what he had been saying previously swayed my judgement.
From that, I wouldn't say he was misogynistic as there is no evidence he dislikes or is prejudice towards women.
He's just using not very nice language.
That's what I thought afterwards. He does vent about women quite a lot; but, professes to love some of them.
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It all depends on context (which you gave a bit of) and what else he said really.
Sounds a bit of a dick either way. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I was surprised when he said that word, to be honest.
I replied that it sounded misogynistic and he went off on one.
I thought perhaps because of what he had been saying previously swayed my judgement.
From that, I wouldn't say he was misogynistic as there is no evidence he dislikes or is prejudice towards women.
He's just using not very nice language.
That's what I thought afterwards. He does vent about women quite a lot; but, professes to love some of them.
It all depends on context (which you gave a bit of) and what else he said really.
Sounds a bit of a dick either way. "
Yea, but I worry about him. |
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
They may not truely understand what matriarchal means.
To keep the white supremacy the government's require more white babies..
Dad at work woman at home pushing out sprog after sprog after sprog.
Suppression of woman in society...
He may think because of women being at home they are the ones in charge when actually it is the male that puts the women in the home.
He thinks the male leaders of the world have been brainwashed by their mothers-the fathers having no input into their boys' upbringing-and the leaders act in a feminine way.
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I would say he has a skewed opinion, most probably through personal experience.
But that's just me...
Fair use of the "don't be a dick" philosophy should be applied as required. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words "
It is acceptable to use council common words. Language evolves almost the same way animals do.
Council people are almost like real people  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Perhaps we should defer judgment until the guy comes on here to defend or explain himself. How about that? Or maybe we should just all grab our pitchforks and flaming torches and confer dire retribution upon him? |
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
They may not truely understand what matriarchal means.
To keep the white supremacy the government's require more white babies..
Dad at work woman at home pushing out sprog after sprog after sprog.
Suppression of woman in society...
He may think because of women being at home they are the ones in charge when actually it is the male that puts the women in the home.
He thinks the male leaders of the world have been brainwashed by their mothers-the fathers having no input into their boys' upbringing-and the leaders act in a feminine way.
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OK, yes he is!
It sounds like he fears / dislikes femininity.
Evryone has some level of masculine and feminine energy / personality, but we have been forced to not show the one that doesn't fit our gender roles.
"Men shouldn't cry", "Women should be gentle"
Bollocks, it's a much better world where everyone has a balance and understanding of both.
Even the most masculine men can have and show a feminine side, and that actually makes them a better man, not a broken man. |
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"Hate that word "minge" for a start
What ever the context was regarding why do some find it acceptable to use such council common words
I was surprised when he said that word, to be honest.
I replied that it sounded misogynistic and he went off on one.
I thought perhaps because of what he had been saying previously swayed my judgement.
From that, I wouldn't say he was misogynistic as there is no evidence he dislikes or is prejudice towards women.
He's just using not very nice language.
That's what I thought afterwards. He does vent about women quite a lot; but, professes to love some of them.
It all depends on context (which you gave a bit of) and what else he said really.
Sounds a bit of a dick either way.
Yea, but I worry about him. "
Nana, I agree with Cockosaurus. Only you can tell in the rest of your dealings with him whether he hates women or not. It seems like you've invested time & think he may be worth it, despite his use of crass/childish words. (Just for context, I feel some women are having too many babies, too. Doesn't mean I dislike or tar them all as "evil")
Trust your gut, lovely. Xx |
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
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'some women squeezing babies out their minges' is not a sentence. It is a clause. ( Go ahead. Make my day.)
Thanks for some context. Based only on what I have here.......
The clause - 'some women' suggests that they are not notable women. Not worthy of name or any other means of identification. They are the murky , faceless,unimportant, purely functional.
It's a phrase i'd use when i'm trying to make a particular point but I don't know the point he was trying to make.
The clause - 'squeezing babies out their minges' ..... should read, squeezing babies out of their minges.
It's a debasing clause that equates the miracle of giving birth, the labour, the carrying, the pain, the physical harm to mother and child that can occur and the emotional and psychological exhaustion of all involved seem like a vulgar, momentary blip in the day - like a soap bar slipping from someone's hand.
Again it's a clause i'd use in a certain context, with certain people and dependant on what I was trying to say or impression I was trying to give.
Was he ranting ? or passionate in his opinion giving ?
Was it his attempt to say that Britain is a matriarchal society and women have the power ?
If so ........ He's on a right loser. I can feel it in me minge.
It's not an argument that would persuade many and not one i'd use in a serious dialogue.
Was what he said misogynistic ? Not necessarily....... no. Tasteless - yes. |
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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago
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"I find the language crude and misogynistic too. He's obviously not talking about people he likes, is he?
I can't work him out. One minute he's saying how much he loves women, next he's ranting about how we manipulate, are misandrists and twist things to suit our narrative.
I wasn't sure, once I said it was misogynistic, that I was right.
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Sounds like an incel |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Perhaps we should defer judgment until the guy comes on here to defend or explain himself. How about that? Or maybe we should just all grab our pitchforks and flaming torches and confer dire retribution upon him? "
That will be difficult as he's not on here. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""some women squeezing babies out of their minges"
For context: it was said by a man ranting to me about us being in a matriarchal society.
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I'd say it's a rant from someone who should remain single and childless his entire life. |
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