Snitties 2.0
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Helen O'Connell. The first person to truly get an accurate representation of the full organ (in humans), two thousand and fucking five. She started her research in the 90's. If you're ever wondering if the medical system is biased towards men, there you go. If you've seem an image of the full structure of the organ looking this:
That was Helen O'Connell. I stole that pic from here: https://tecscience.tec.mx/en/health/clitoris/
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Death by snussy
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The fact it's phrased as "Finally found" implies that not only had they not known where it was, they may not have been sure it existed but were determined to find it for some reason
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Approves.
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Ah, so that's what those two swellings on her chest are.
I know, right? Did the artist forget that snakes aren't mammals?
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Helen O'Connell. The first person to truly get an accurate representation of the full organ (in humans), two thousand and fucking five. She started her research in the 90's. If you're ever wondering if the medical system is biased towards men, there you go. If you've seem an image of the full structure of the organ looking this:
That was Helen O'Connell. I stole that pic from here: https://tecscience.tec.mx/en/health/clitoris/
Last week I learned about endometriosis, ane how doctors, despite seeing it on USG, pretend like it doesn't exist, because "it's normal for woman to feel pain".
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Helen O'Connell. The first person to truly get an accurate representation of the full organ (in humans), two thousand and fucking five. She started her research in the 90's. If you're ever wondering if the medical system is biased towards men, there you go. If you've seem an image of the full structure of the organ looking this:
That was Helen O'Connell. I stole that pic from here: https://tecscience.tec.mx/en/health/clitoris/
cute pic
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I know, right? Did the artist forget that snakes aren't mammals?
She was trying to stay current
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Ssssssex
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Last week I learned about endometriosis, ane how doctors, despite seeing it on USG, pretend like it doesn't exist, because "it's normal for woman to feel pain".
I hate humanitytl;dr
normal ⇒ usual
normal ⇏ desirable<rant>
It is normal, same as it was normal for most people to die after being treated by a doctor in the pre-modern-medicine period.
Same as it is normal for people to start needing eye correcting glasses around 25y (quote from a qualified professional doctor).
Same as it is normal to be absolutely drained after just 8 hours of working on a desk, because it is also normal to have a closed-loop AC system with the only opening in the room (the main door) having people smoking tobacco on the other side.
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Last week I learned about endometriosis, ane how doctors, despite seeing it on USG, pretend like it doesn't exist, because "it's normal for woman to feel pain".
I hate humanityI learnt about that too and apparently, it is treated as a problem in China, where there are quite a few cases.
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Considering many male reptiles have hemipenes, not all that surprising I suppose.
Reptiles have hemisex!
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Helen O'Connell. The first person to truly get an accurate representation of the full organ (in humans), two thousand and fucking five. She started her research in the 90's. If you're ever wondering if the medical system is biased towards men, there you go. If you've seem an image of the full structure of the organ looking this:
That was Helen O'Connell. I stole that pic from here: https://tecscience.tec.mx/en/health/clitoris/
It kind of looks like the clitoris is holding back the rest of the anatomy to protect it from an intruder
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The fact it's phrased as "Finally found" implies that not only had they not known where it was, they may not have been sure it existed but were determined to find it for some reason
Mistress Blackscale said I could not go free until I had pleased her 🥺
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It kind of looks like the clitoris is holding back the rest of the anatomy to protect it from an intruder
I mean…
I assume the opening widens with arousal
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Snitori
Snitores
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in all nine species of female snakes they examined
I'm sure they actually did the study in an organized way, but I imagined them checking the snake species one by one. "Okay guys, that's eight out of eight so far. If the next snake also has a clit, we're calling it - all snakes have clits."
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Makes sense to me. Don't male snakes have 2 dicks?
wrote last edited by [email protected]Yes, as do lizards. There wouldn't be much point in having 2 penises if they still had to worry about which side to enter.
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I know, right? Did the artist forget that snakes aren't mammals?
wrote last edited by [email protected]They also don't have humanoid bodies with arms, so who knows what the rules are with the scalie in the picture? Humanoid cats and the like are rarely drawn with 6 breasts.
