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Available reporting shows no large, peer‑reviewed population studies that definitively establish how many women “swallow vs spit”; much of the public conversation rests on informal polls, opinion piec...
Yes — people who are legally or socially men can and do become pregnant if they have a functioning uterus and ovaries; Healthline states “any individual with a uterus and ovaries can get pregnant” and...
Survey outcomes about whether people “swallow” or “spit” vary widely across reports — informal web polls report rates from about 58% to 79% swallowing (e.g., Uncovering Intimacy 58% ; YourTango 79% ),...
National, probability-based surveys that ask about oral sex (e.g., NHANES and NSFG) document how common oral sex is but do not ask a standard, nationally representative question about whether women “u...
Media coverage — from celebrity announcements to alarmist headlines about “weapon” names — repeatedly nudges which monikers enter the public imagination, triggers moral panics or market curiosity, and...
The name "Bob" is not an original standalone name but a medieval English diminutive of Robert, which itself comes from the Old German Hrodebert meaning "bright fame" (elements hrod = fame, berht = bri...