Seattle Student Fails Quiz For Saying Men Can't Get Pregnant?!!
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First A woman decided to “swear” off kids and marriage because of “feminism” or something, and now she is upset and feels “betrayed” by the movement that has yet to put an end to the invisible patriarchy.
Next Seattle Student Fails Quiz For Saying Men Can't Get Pregnant, Even Though... Men Can't Get Pregnant
Later Santa Claus has gone from "you better watch out, you better not cry" to mess around and find out."
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