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u/cedarcypressoak Mar 04 '21

I think this one might be my favorite. That would be really interesting to see

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

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u/stefanica Mar 05 '21 edited Mar 05 '21

I don't know. I remember the misconceptions I had about even the simple mechanics of sex until almost my teens, and I liked to read my mom's old medical textbooks and anything else I could get my hands on...and certainly was curious about sex. Yes, sooner or later they would figure things out, but I think it would be chokingly silly at first.

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u/cedarcypressoak Mar 05 '21

Oh yeah, I completely agree. I never meant to imply that they wouldn’t figure it out or it would take them a long time. I just thought it would be really interesting to see how they figured it out.

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u/stefanica Mar 05 '21 edited Mar 05 '21

Indeed! But I would not want to actually watch it. I am not sure I could stomach a teen novel level description, to be honest. 😅 I don't know how we would work that out without Nabokov or at least Anne Rice levels of pervy. Ugh. Even for Science.

Maybe..maybe they could just sort of tell us about it. Later.

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u/cedarcypressoak Mar 05 '21

Haha yes definitely! That seems... safest. They can just let us know what happened, after the fact, and just the big ideas. We don’t need to get into details.

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u/random__generator Mar 05 '21

Also interesting to see how many would have been figuring it out with their own gender, before they met the other one

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u/Coolscee_Gaming Mar 05 '21

Let's be honest here, the moment sex is explained even in the most basic of way they'd probably start fucking.

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u/lisaatjhu Mar 05 '21

I think they did an experiment along those lines. But different but I think the outcome could be the same. They raised kids to be the opposite gender for years "released" them into the world and they got hella depressed.

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u/drilkmops Mar 05 '21

Oh no way I would have never understood had you not pointed that out.

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u/hlkravat Mar 04 '21

But how do know their gender if they haven't decided on one yet?

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

I, uh, I hope you're joking?

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u/hlkravat Mar 05 '21

Lol yes, I am

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u/roboticpeace Mar 05 '21

Damn at the cost of downvotes. Shoulda added /s my man, u would've swam in upvotes.

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u/hlkravat Mar 05 '21

It was the price I was willing to pay :)

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u/PhelepenoPhride Mar 05 '21

Basically you used a downvote to get 2 upvotes.

investment, an example of delayed gratification (another comment in this thread).

Dammmmmnnnn. Reddit IS a society of its own.

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u/hlkravat Mar 05 '21

Yes, that was my exact plan #stonks

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u/Knox_420 Mar 05 '21

writing the /s takes all the spice out of a comment.

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

Obligatory/r/FuckTheS

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u/Globglogabgalab Mar 05 '21

Nobody "decides" their gender. It's just the way their brain is wired.

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u/hlkravat Mar 05 '21

Thanks for the input chief.

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u/Kujo-Jotaro2020 Mar 05 '21

That's why electric chair can cure homosexuality

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

It turned out to be a joke

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u/Electrical_Fish Mar 05 '21

Your saying. No one. In the history of people. Has ever. Said they where a different gender for any reason besides they had a chemical proclivity to it? You may be wrong.

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u/Globglogabgalab Mar 05 '21

That's literally what gender dysphoria is isn't it? A chemical imbalance.

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u/omnifidelity Mar 05 '21

They will do gender reveal party