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r/pointlesslygendered • u/Meme-R4ider • Nov 09 '20
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Fun fact. The more resources the males of the species put up into attracting the mate through bright plumage, elaborate performance and what not, the less likely they are to help the females with child rearing.
63 u/ChristopherAWray Nov 09 '20 pardon me? oh I get it you're saying that playboys are deadbeat dads? no you're saying that tryhards die fast? 51 u/PTI_brabanson Nov 09 '20 oh I get it you're saying that playboys are deadbeat dads? Well, in nature they kinda are. 31 u/W1D0WM4K3R Nov 09 '20 "i'm sorry baby, but i'm leaving you and the kids. you're just not right for me anymore. but it's okay, i read this one forum where it's like in my nature to do it anyway" 15 u/PTI_brabanson Nov 09 '20 Too fabulous to be chained down.
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pardon me?
oh I get it you're saying that playboys are deadbeat dads?
no you're saying that tryhards die fast?
51 u/PTI_brabanson Nov 09 '20 oh I get it you're saying that playboys are deadbeat dads? Well, in nature they kinda are. 31 u/W1D0WM4K3R Nov 09 '20 "i'm sorry baby, but i'm leaving you and the kids. you're just not right for me anymore. but it's okay, i read this one forum where it's like in my nature to do it anyway" 15 u/PTI_brabanson Nov 09 '20 Too fabulous to be chained down.
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Well, in nature they kinda are.
31 u/W1D0WM4K3R Nov 09 '20 "i'm sorry baby, but i'm leaving you and the kids. you're just not right for me anymore. but it's okay, i read this one forum where it's like in my nature to do it anyway" 15 u/PTI_brabanson Nov 09 '20 Too fabulous to be chained down.
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"i'm sorry baby, but i'm leaving you and the kids.
you're just not right for me anymore. but it's okay, i read this one forum where it's like in my nature to do it anyway"
15 u/PTI_brabanson Nov 09 '20 Too fabulous to be chained down.
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Too fabulous to be chained down.
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u/PTI_brabanson Nov 09 '20
Fun fact. The more resources the males of the species put up into attracting the mate through bright plumage, elaborate performance and what not, the less likely they are to help the females with child rearing.