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Serious question: girl's period

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This thread is turning out to be hilarious.

I got hit hard in the nuts with a soccer ball the other day.

But I decided I'd rather get hit in the balls once in a while then have a monthly period.

Except for the whole bleeding from sexual organs ordeal, I assume

 

Guys do too all the time.

This thread is turning out to be hilarious.

I got hit hard in the nuts with a soccer ball the other day.

But I decided I'd rather get hit in the balls once in a while then have a monthly period.

 

 

I'd rather you get hit in the balls once a month than me have a period once. But I guess it's too late for that.

Maybe I just have a super-penis

 

Oh you wait, it will bleed.

Oh you wait, it will bleed.

 

I believe you are not familiar with the "super-penis", it does not bleed

*refrains from looking at your mood*

At least you can have moods....how do you change your mood?

hmmm...I guess I'll remain moodless.

So being gay isn't a choice and you're not born with it, it's all just a matter of remembering whether or not you are indeed gay.

No, it's just that I'm not gay.

 

Gay people probably wouldn't want to be called straight...it's an untruth.

I'm not a tree, if someone insinuated that I was a tree, I wouldn't be offended, not even mildly

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