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23 August, 20:31

Everything about them was more direct their insides weren't the maze women's were for the pee to find its way through

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  1. 24 August, 00:11
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    That is a description in a novel by John Updike who genuinely believed that Men were inherently better than peeing because men didn't have "mazes" inside of their bodies and could just pee at will. That's a description of how women are complicated even when peeing, and it's not satirical.
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