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A “sperm racing” event in Hong Kong turned male fertility into a public competition. But the spectacle raises a bigger question – does it risk turning reproduct…
A “sperm racing” event in Hong Kong turned male fertility into a public competition. But the spectacle raises a bigger question – does it risk turning reproductive health into another test of performance?
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@@lavapop1900Imported1mo ago
I'm not ready for the Lord to come back, but when I see crap like this, I know He's on His way.
@@JJ-ig9imImported1mo ago
What has happened since the 1970s especially in the us…pollution, high cancer rates, more processed and gmo food, plastic in everything, poor health care system, high stress rates, and unsafe drinking water.
@@Heyimnothere45Imported1mo ago
This is SNL in real life
@@vasudevsarvam6912Imported1mo ago
Why do women feel entitled to comment on male sexuality, masculinity and what makes men so called "men". They get very insecure when men even make an indirect remark on their life's choices but somehow love preaching men what makes them "real men". <br><br>Hypocrisy is insane. Get in ur lane Karen😊
@@EduardoOliveiraeImported1mo ago
The bible says that during the last days, all of us would see many strange things in this world. It's the world end😮
@@REALITY-CHECK-e7mImported1mo ago
WE NEED LESS HUMANS ON EARTH. WE NEED MORE ABORTIONS LESS BIRTHS OF MORE WORTHLESS CHILD BASTAR*S.
A “sperm racing” event in Hong Kong turned male fertility into a public competition. But the spectacle raises a bigger question – does it risk turning reproductive health into another test of performance?
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