Right. So let’s suppose, hypothetically, for the sake of this argument, that my wife is a doctor. And while there are many women saying -leftist women, by the way, marxist women, f-feminists- that p-words are supposed to be wet, and not dry, a doctor, a medical doctor, would know better, right? Doctors spend years studying this, so if, hypothetically, my wife -who is also a woman- was a doctor, she would know more about this than the average woman, the average feminist, am I not correct? So, if my wife, who is a doctor, tells me that p-words are supposed to be dry, it would be wise for me to believe her. Furthermore, this doctor, who is my wife, we have sexual relations. So if somehow, hypothetically, my wife was mistaken, which would not happen, because she’s a doctor, and p-words are indeed supposed to be wet when in a state of arousal, that would mean that my wife does not achieve that state of arousal when she’s with me, now that’s a ridiculous idea. It’s a ridiculous idea, there would be no logic in that. The most logical conclusion is that p-words are supposed to be dry.