Unnecessary Information

~ Clarissa

Dude, we’ve all read detailed descriptions of your vagina’s adventures. We figured out you are “she/her” a quarter of a century ago. No need to clarify at this late date.

Why do people even do this? I mean those who are given a choice, of course. It’s embarrassing. It’s especially embarrassing to call attention to your genitals when all anybody knows about you are the things you did with those genitals.

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  1. Yeah, but, how else is she going to signal she’s an “ally”?

    This is the rescript of the brave new world we are living in: the “good guys” need a shibboleth to prove they’re the good guys and in pronoun signalling they’ve found a cost-effective way of doing so, meaning it doesn’t cost them anything while bringing lots of rewards among the virtue-signalling crowd.

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  2. It wasn’t her vagina – Clinton swore under oath that he didn’t have sex with her – probably because then he might have needed to ensure that she enjoyed the experience as well!

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    1. I know this might come as a shock but genitals are the main difference between “she” and “he”. Usually, people pick up this information by age 3.

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      1. You’re forgetting to keep your bigotries straight. “She/her” can have a penis these days.

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        2. ““She/her” can have a penis”

          Yes, you’re right. Some aυtogγneрhilic men like to coerce others to play along with their kink.

          But no sane person thinks an adult human female can have a penis.

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    1. I don’t read Político. It’s the hoariest propaganda imaginable.

      Off-topic, I discovered that seemingly the only copy of a long-lost play by Володимир Винниченко is being stored in Jerusalem. I’m deeply excited because I thought I’d never get my hands on this play.

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  5. Just checked out her twitter account. You give someone a blowjob and think that qualifies you to talk about politics and world affairs. She’s talked about how that episode was so humiliating to her but she’s still clinging to that blowjob for internet clout after all those years. It’s the best thing that has happened to her.

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    1. In short, the hype is completely dishonest. There’s absolutely nothing new or unusual that this decision augurs. A president always had immunity for his actions as president. For example, a soldier can’t sue for being sent to war and getting wounded. All this court decision did was reaffirm this.

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