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@annettebeckett4671
When my son was around 4 or 5 he had a habit of climbing into our bed even when we weren't there. One day I asked him why. He replied that it smells like mommy and daddy.
@luculliana
Now you understand the cruelty of "renting uterus" to "produce" a baby for An unknown couple.
@realname1743
Science is late I know this from i was in primary school from some under educated woman in my community, and I'm now kn my 30s 😂… science
@MirageMages
LIES.