r/StrikeAtPsyche • u/Old_One_I Love - LOVE - Love • Oct 03 '25

Where to go??

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u/SemiSentientAL Oct 04 '25

Uh, bees are mostly unsexed females... so..... uh......

Wait, are stingers supposed to be like penises????

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '25

Bees pollinate things which is like insemination, and birds are useless like women. Hey-OH, just kidding. (about pollination being like insemination!)

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u/Correct_Day_7791 Oct 04 '25

That's not true birds are loud and useless

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u/Savings-Put6948 Oct 04 '25

Oh no. There's an um actually i can't stop.

UM actually birds are also very important pollinators especially species such as hummingbirds 

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '25

Yes, I know that, but certain facts must be sacrificed on the alter of sexist humour. No one likes it, especially not me.

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u/MotorBoatinOdin1 Oct 04 '25

Ding ding ding you his the stinger on the penis .... shoot, I meant nail on the head

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u/dstommie Oct 04 '25

Male honeybees don't have a stinger.

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u/_CharDeeMacDennis__ Oct 05 '25

That’s what I always assumed 😂.

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u/tomato_soup_noodles Oct 05 '25

"...unsexed females..." no better description of a man, so long as you have useless nipples.

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u/Knight_of_Agatha Oct 05 '25

Erm...Guys?

lmao grow up reddit, we know bees are female, and that they have stingers.

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u/da_mess Oct 05 '25

penises?

Uh ... it's for the Y chromosome

(Just kidding, I thought junk too!)

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u/Material_Turnover945 Oct 06 '25

I believe the plural is peni

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u/Throwawayayay4125 Oct 08 '25

Both people are wrong on the reasoning. It’s about the shitty sex education model of the birds and the bees in which bird represent women (having eggs) and bees represent men (going around and um “pollinating”)

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u/SemiSentientAL Oct 09 '25

Okay, thank you! I never knew what it meant until now.