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@luvmyjaide @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Again: it what way? Baby receives. Mother gives. What does mother receive in the relationship? What does the baby give?

@chickadeechkd @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Mutualism.

I don’t think pregnant women should have to do anything, actually. Like you are making eyeballs in your body. You got enough going on.

@luvmyjaide @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin No? When you breakdown the subtypes of symbiosis, which one is most similar to that of pregnancy?

@chickadeechkd @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin So let's stop comparing the symbiosis in pregnancy to parasitism, right?

@luvmyjaide @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin That’s literally what I said in previous comments. A square is a rectangle, but a rectangle is not a square. A parasitic relationship is symbiosis, but symbiosis is not parasitism.

@chickadeechkd @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Your comments do. Symbiosis ≠ parasitic.

@luvmyjaide @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Babies exist in other species, dear. And mammals are a class, dear.

@chickadeechkd @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Not one species of mammal, dear.

@luvmyjaide @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin We could be talking about any species, and it’d still be the same. Some species even DO have parasitic relationships when making offspring.

@luvmyjaide @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Who said I wasn’t also educated? A true educated mind would understand that the relationships are still similar. Notice how I still referred to my baby as “my baby”? You’re talking about dehumanization but fail to understand that symbiosis involves ALL life forms.

@luvmyjaide @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin If you fail to see the similarities in child-rearing and parasitism because of your emotions, that’s on you. I never said the child forces anything. But biologically speaking: the relationships are similar. Doesn’t mean I won’t love my baby, but that’s the reality.

@chickadeechkd @JohnBoyThinks @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Not how that works, honey. Every action taken to sustain pregnancy is taken naturally by the mothers body. The child is incapable of force. Your body will continue to tailor to your childs needs if you breastfeed. Is breastfeeding parasitism too?

@JohnBoyThinks @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Yeah, because I have an unborn baby sucking up my life force.🙄

@chickadeechkd @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin You're unwell.

@JohnBoyThinks @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Because other poster stated that the relationship was mutual when it isn’t. I pointed that out. Sorry there’s no humanity in science that way. Biologically, the relationship between mother and unborn baby is very similar to that of a parasitic relationship.

@chickadeechkd @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Your child is 💯 fully dependent on you in every conceivable way. That's the nature of humanity. Why this is even a question I can't even imagine.

@JohnBoyThinks @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin It’s entirely relevant when people consider childrearing a mutualistic relationship. How is it mutual? Baby only receives. Mother only gives.

@chickadeechkd @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin The question has exactly zero relevance to anything at all.

@luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin By scientific definition- since you love science so much- the relationship is still the same. Look it up. Humanely speaking: motherhood is a blessing. But science looks at relationships between all things. There’s no feeling in science. Even emotions have chemical makeup.🙄

@chickadeechkd @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Women are not hosts. Our children are not parasites. Mothers provide our children with nutrients and a safe environment while they autonomously develop. To claim women's reproductive system is designed to house a parasite is illogical and dehumanizing to both mother and child.

@JohnBoyThinks @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin As someone who is actually keeping their baby, I can say that the baby gets a lot more out of the relationship than I do. I’ve already lost teeth, appetite, weight, sleep, as a result of carrying. While I’ll love my baby: logically thinking- what benefits do I get from having it?

@chickadeechkd @luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin I almost cannot even believe the words I'm reading here. It's beyond tragic. How in the world does a person develop this view of the world and of humanity?

@luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin The sperm may- should- come from a human, but that doesn’t mean the sperm itself is human. Sperm can come from all sorts of animals. It’s just sperm.

@chickadeechkd @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Are you denying that human women are only ever pregnant with human offspring?

@luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin I literally said a relationship between an unborn baby and its mother is that of a parasite and its host. Symbiotic just means how they interact with each other. Symbiotic is NOT just mutualistic. It’s mutualistic, commensalism, AND parasitic. Symbiotic is just a blanket term.

@chickadeechkd @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin It's not mutualistic. You've failed to justify your supremacist philosophical beliefs.

@luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Standard parasites aren’t even human, so thanks for reiterating my point for me.

@chickadeechkd @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Is sperm a human being? Are human beings haploid gametes or diploid organisms? Where do two haploid gametes merge to form a distinct, individual, human organism? Is that human organism related to both its biological mother and father? Do humans reproduce through parasitism?

@luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin A parasitic relationship is still symbiotic, FYI. Look it up. You can even ask your chat gpt verbatim for the similarities, if you don’t believe actual science journals and testimonials.

@luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Does a baby not happen when sperm- something outside of the host- enters the egg? Can diseases not occur as a result of pregnancy? Preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, etc.? My teeth broke, and I developed anemia as a result of my pregnancy. And what do babies contribute to me?

@luvmyjaide @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin Or, because they literally take all of your nutrients from you. My OB even explained that by scientific definition- unborn babies are parasites. A licensed doctor. And I’m not mad at that because I’m experiencing it first hand.

@chickadeechkd @Mcbutter333 @NoFilterSkin There is a reason, alright.

@Mcbutter333 @luvmyjaide @NoFilterSkin And if it’s STILL not receiving enough from the mother, the baby will die. There’s a reason they’re likened to parasites in the womb. Embryos require a host.

@luvmyjaide @NoFilterSkin The embryo is still using energy that comes from the mother. If a mother deprives herself of vitamins while pregnant, the baby will take from where ever it can. Like how woman can loose teeth if they do not properly maintain their calcium. So in a way, the woman is developing it.

@doc_1029 @WallStreetApes Then don’t accept the ride. You’re wasting their time, too.🙄

@WallStreetApes I speak English and I would have left too. I am not going to multiple stops for one person. Waste of time

American is running errands using Lyft. She has multiple stops to make and put the stops in the app The Lyft driver doesn’t speak English so he just left her because she was unable to communicate he needed to wait “I am so sick of these people coming over here not speaking English, like not a lick of English. My Lyft driver just left me at my second stop — came outside, he was gone. If you don't speak English, I feel like you should not be qualified to do anything pertaining to customer service like Lyft, Uber. I'm tired of it. How are y'all maneuvering without speaking English?”