Sex is part of biology - does the no NSFW policy mean no posts even marked NSFW asking a sexual reproduction question, or does it mean I could ask one ias long as it’s only using clinical and scientific terms?

EDIT: since it's not really gross or gorey i will ask the question i had in mind, in spoilers. You'll probably agree it's sfw enough but in case you don't want to hpthink about reproduction...

Question: do any other animals, or organisms in general, fake their orgasms like humans are known to do?

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    2 months ago

    80% of the Internet is examples of the steps of sexual reproduction already.

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      2 months ago

      my favorite part of every porno is when they have in-depth clinical discussions about the activities they’re engaged in with proper anatomical vocabulary. I’ll never forget how hard I busted when Sasha Grey said “the combination of your glans stimulating my Gräfenberg spot and digital stimulation of my clitoris is causing a release of lubricating fluid from my vestibular glands, both Skene’s and Bartholin’s.”

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        Yes, I understand that Sasha is a fantastic educator.

        My point was mainly that given the internet being the internet, if you allow NSFW shit soon you’ll be drowning in people with personality disorders asking about the anatomical accuracy of the anthropomorphized cartoon animals the either think they are or want to have sex with. Tis a silly place.

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        New to the internet? A large portion of folk here seem to be thinking about non-human animals and sexual reproduction as well for some reason.