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this post was submitted on 23 Apr 2024
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Are you only asking people who mostly have daughters but also goodlooking sons? How many kids does a person need to fulfill this requirement?
At least 5 I guess? Seems very specific...
"I can assure you this is a completely normal question, and I am a completely normal person. I desperately need an answer from people who think their sons are good looking. Don't bother if you think your son's an uggo. And daughters? Well that's okay. You can have 'em."
I think it's a grammar problem. They're worried about a good looking daughter, but sons are relevant enough too.
Yes I thought so. I was just teasing
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