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To: T.B. Yoits
so yes, women DO need men.

If we needed you, there wouldn't be so many surviving without you.

290 posted on 05/24/2026 5:14:52 PM PDT by A_perfect_lady (The greatest wealth is to live content with little. -Plato)
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To: A_perfect_lady

If we needed you, there wouldn’t be so many surviving without you.


Batteries are no substitute for a man.


292 posted on 05/24/2026 5:16:58 PM PDT by nesnah (Infringe - act so as to limit or undermine [something]; encroach on)
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To: A_perfect_lady
If we needed you, there wouldn't be so many surviving without you.

Wut???

You're ingesting some serious quantities of copium.

The article is titled "No Wonder Men Are Opting Out" and it's about men walking away.

There are literally thousands of videos online of women crashing out because they've hit The Wall and they realize that if they're single they're not going to have children, or if they're single mothers that no simp is coming along to pay for Pookie and RayRay's kids.

297 posted on 05/24/2026 5:37:24 PM PDT by T.B. Yoits
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To: A_perfect_lady; T.B. Yoits
If we needed you, there wouldn't be so many surviving without you.

You have completely misinterpreted the causes of that!

As the late, great Mr. Kevin Samuels never tired of pointing out, "...because men so civilized the world..."

In our natural state, men need women for sex and reproduction, while women need men for survival. But now that men have so civilized the world, women are less dependent upon men and correspondingly less motivated to overcome their fundamental feelings of "Ick!"

In the Animal Kingdom, dolphins as a species* would rapidly go extinct if the male dolphins instituted laws and ensured equal rights, because the female dolphins would then simply ignore them; copulation routinely takes place against the will of the female (so-called "coercive mating").

Amongst humans, this is perhaps not (yet) quite as pronounced, but a trend is observable.

Regards,

*Yes, I know that there are actually about 17 different dolphin genera and correspondingly more species, while this behavior has been reliably observed in only two species of cetaceans (the Common Bottlenose Dolphin and the Beluga). Sheesh! I'm trying to draw an analogy.

320 posted on 05/24/2026 11:33:38 PM PDT by alexander_busek (Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.)
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