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oh I'm a dumbass deadbanana2
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bye cause I wasn't even thinking gender in terms of who would be a surgeon, I'm thinking of who would use the word "son" like that and I never think i've ever heard my mom refer to

me as her son deadbanana my dad has said it once or twice. my mom usually says "my kid" or "my child Joe" or just "my Joe" lmao

one was the biological father the other was the daddy gaycat2

just checked the answer and i'm right woohoo

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    can santa see in the dark? does he wears night vision goggles?

    This riddle is as old as Gaga's last solo #1 suburban

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    Yeah well most kids have two parents (most I'm not coming for the modern family)
    4 hours ago, Kiss It Better said:

    no wait why can't she operate on her son?

    your emotions and attachment to the relative might conflict your professional decision making process. that you would maybe not follow through on if it was any other patient

    At first, I thought it was his mom, then I thought it could be his gay dad, which makes me homophobic instead biblio
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