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Can't wait to show my family this and prove its an actual thing that even people with cooking experience and a way more advanced pallets palate can enjoy.

Also, I love your channel. The pacing and editing are absolutely perfect. Thanks for doing what you do.

Can you tell us how you feel about that though? Do you agree with that idea? Not do you agree that people feel that way, but how do you as a person feel? If it had been your choice to make, would you have stayed a boy?

I'm sorry you got downvoted for asking. This is exactly why most sex ed classes give a chance for people to anonymously ask questions. Now it's possible you were trolling, but it's just as likely you didn't know something and took an opportunity to ask.

People wonder why some women don't even know they use different holes for sex and for peeing, or that men have no idea where to find the clit and then they go and make fun of or shame a person who asks a simple question.

I remember when I was really young and I learned about sex, and then about hermaphrodites, I had the same question. Stands to reason, I figured, that if they have both genitals they should be able to do both parts of sex.

To give you a fuller answer, in this particular case she has ovaries and is capable of having a period. Because she can have a period we know her ovaries are producing eggs. When you're developing in the womb you have gonads (actual medical term) that your hormones change into either testicles or ovaries. If you have ovaries you don't have testicles. If you don't have testicles, you can't produce sperm.

Here's some info on how and why gonads change

And here is a site that explains the production of sperm.

I write far less than I should, and when I do the thing that always hangs me up is dialogue. Any tips or tricks for constructing engaging dialogue between characters? Anything from an intimate one-on-one to large scenes with multiple characters.

Anything would be a help. Know how people say "you're your own worst critic?" Well, I can sometimes look at a passage and be happy enough with it. Still knowing there's work that could be done, but that it's in a decent place for the moment.

I never feel that way about my dialogue. It always feels somehow weird to me. So much so that I was once tempted to try writing a whole book without a single line of actual dialogue, just covering it with prose.

8.8k gold and 2 or 3 characters owned/free this week under 5. Zeratul is going to be mine soon and I can't wait. I normally play support cause my positioning is terrible but with the blink and stealth, he fits my play style a bit more than other assassins. I got so many kills last time he was free. So. Many. Kills.

Stole a boss too, heh.