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Cake day: December 8th, 2023

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  • I get tired of these myths getting repeated over and over again as well, so thank you for going into so much detail.

    there is also a great video by Bernadette Banner that talks about how corsets when used with other methods could make the desired body shape without tight-lacing that I highly recommend watching if anyone else is interested in the subject.

    its quite magical how layering certain elements of clothing and underclothing could create the illusion of the “ideal” fashionable body shape of the time.




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    I have no idea why I’m getting downvoted then. nor the other commenter.

    I think people are quite confused when he is literally just talking about basic biology. no negative connotations whatsoever.

    if real actual facts are now being downvoted I have very little hope for humanity.



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    huh? no, uncommon in terms of human biology. this isn’t some political statement against those who have mutations or uncommon chromosome combos.

    they exist. they’re real. they’re just not the majority. and that’s ok. they don’t have to be.

    I’m not sure what that has to do with elements on the periodic table.


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    yes the majority of humans just have one or the other and mutations and disorders can cause variations within the two. but those aren’t a majority of humans.

    people seem to think that he is putting some negative meaning behind it.

    just because a mutation is a mutation doesn’t mean it’s bad. but it doesn’t mean it’s normal for humans either.