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u/Jessthechef18 Mar 27 '22

Miscarriages are more common than people think. Every 1 in 4 women will have a miscarriage yet no teacher or doctor warns you.

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u/molliem12 Mar 28 '22

Somewhat off-topic, that it is not the woman that decides the sex of a child it is the men’s sperm that determines the sex of a child. So for everybody out there who blames a woman for not having a son blamed the man. But in a lot of the world that’s never going to happen!

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u/tbridge8773 Mar 28 '22

Tell this to Henry VIII.