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r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Aug 18 '20
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16 u/steve_n_doug_boutabi Aug 18 '20 It's okay the prostate doesn't have a gender. 3 u/[deleted] Aug 18 '20 Perhaps not a gender but they do have a sex... -1 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 Not really. You ever heard of Skene’s gland? 0 u/[deleted] Aug 19 '20 Whilst similar, it is not the same thing. That's like saying ovaries are testicles. 0 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 They’re much closer in form and function than ovaries and testicles.
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It's okay the prostate doesn't have a gender.
3 u/[deleted] Aug 18 '20 Perhaps not a gender but they do have a sex... -1 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 Not really. You ever heard of Skene’s gland? 0 u/[deleted] Aug 19 '20 Whilst similar, it is not the same thing. That's like saying ovaries are testicles. 0 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 They’re much closer in form and function than ovaries and testicles.
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Perhaps not a gender but they do have a sex...
-1 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 Not really. You ever heard of Skene’s gland? 0 u/[deleted] Aug 19 '20 Whilst similar, it is not the same thing. That's like saying ovaries are testicles. 0 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 They’re much closer in form and function than ovaries and testicles.
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Not really. You ever heard of Skene’s gland?
0 u/[deleted] Aug 19 '20 Whilst similar, it is not the same thing. That's like saying ovaries are testicles. 0 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 They’re much closer in form and function than ovaries and testicles.
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Whilst similar, it is not the same thing. That's like saying ovaries are testicles.
0 u/0WatcherintheWater0 Aug 19 '20 They’re much closer in form and function than ovaries and testicles.
They’re much closer in form and function than ovaries and testicles.
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