No Men Beyond This Point Page #2
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- 2015
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have sexual relations...
It wasn't until 1988
that they had these tests
that could show that
I was telling the truth,
not that it mattered by
that point. It was obvious.
But back then,
nobody believed me.
The harder I tried to convince
people I was telling the truth,
the crazier I seemed.
And pretty soon, I began
to wonder if I was crazy.
How else could you explain
something like that?
It's outlandish.
Not even worth discussing.
But, Senator, you must admit
these statistics are compelling.
United States, 10,000 claims.
Great Britain, 6,000 claims.
India, 20,000 claims.
Even Soviet women are claiming
to have become pregnant.
We all know that women,
by nature,
are very impressionable
and prone to hysterics.
It's a known fact.
Now perhaps the hormonal
changes involved in pregnancy
amplify this hysteria
and their own gullibility.
And then, you see, they hear about
another woman's bizarre claim
about her pregnancy, and
suddenly they're all doing it.
They cannot help themselves.
It becomes a fad.
Here we have the major developed
countries that existed at that time.
What's interesting is that
governments all over the world,
of political structure,
remember this was
before unification,
when faced with fatherless
pregnancy claims,
they all reacted
the exact same way.
I've been very preoccupied with
other matters for a while.
I'd have to ask
a little more time.
Sir, will you
be able to have an opinion
-I'm not sure.
It has certainly been
a surprising spectacle.
They pretended like
it wasn't happening.
But this is not so hard to
fathom when you consider that
at that time, every one of those
governments was run by men.
Personally, I can understand the
position the authorities took.
It would have been irresponsible
just to come out and say
that a growing number of women were
procreating without male insemination.
On the whole,
men are rational beings.
But we have egos, too.
they're becoming obsolete.
Obviously,
it's not for everyone,
going to work every morning.
There's not a lot of guys
who can say that.
Not anymore.
Come on,
I'm gonna tell Mommy.
Come on, you.
There's lots of things
I like about him.
He's fun to be around. And he's
caring, he's easy to talk to.
Andrew, I can't see.
Okay, let's take a break.
If we still had fathers,
he'd definitely be the kind
I'd want for Violet.
What's that word
they used to say
about a man who
looked appealing?
Handser? Hands...
Handsome?
Handsome. Yeah.
Well, that's what they would
have said about Andrew.
That he's handsome.
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