As I was making dinner last night, I heard a commercial for a pregnancy test that promised to give you results as close to the moment of conception as possible; apparently, the ultimate goal is to know the very moment the Hero Sperm breaches the final ovum defense and lands its jet on the X chromosome in front of the “Mission Accomplished” banner.
I’m not sure how that would work absent some kind of invasive technology, perhaps where a turkey doneness-style pop-up device is implanted into the abdomen of all women of childbearing age
Then I wondered how farfetched that idea really was, given the current state of Blastocyst Rights and disregard for women’s bodily autonomy.
And then I thought, “maybe I should Google this.” But I got scared, because there are some things I just don’t want to know.
…and the morning just got better!
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I’m definitely Googling that.
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Please refrain from sharing your findings.
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I’ll do my best.
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“Blastocyst rights”–that’s comically but sickeningly accurate. I imagine little Hero Sperm saying something like, “Target acquired. I repeat, target is acquired.”
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I’ve been reading a lot of your blog posts today and I have been laughing until my eyes water (although that might actually be my cold) Thank you!
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