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The twin feminist preoccupations of abortion as a religious rite and rampant, virulent misandry were bound to collide at some point, metastasizing into an all-out war on male babies.
And so it begins.
(This is likely going to be a recurring mini-series, as I’ve diligently gathered reams of material on this phenomenon over the past several months — a phenomenon that really exploded in the aftermath of the hysterical feminist outpouring of support for triple-child murderer Lindsay Clancy.)
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Male baby DNA causes postpartum depression, claims TikTok harlot
*Language warning: this one’s got, as is the feminist wont, the mouth of a filthy sailor:
Do you know preeclampsia is because of the male DNA? Any issues with your placenta is because of the male DNA? Morning sickness is because of the male DNA, okay? So what do you want to f***ing bet that any type of mental health issues in postpartum or even during is because of the f***ing male DNA? What do you want to bet? And that's why they don't give a single f**k to fix this for us because the medical system is fully aware that the woman is going through this process because she cannot process the male DNA that she is constantly running now.
MEN EVERYTHING IS OUR FAULT 😂 https://t.co/am70C9NB1e
— Luka (@LukaLev) September 2, 2026
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Her claim sounded outlandish but I didn’t want to dismiss it out of hand; crazier things have turned out to be true.
So I consulted the oracle itself, the fount of all wisdom in the universe, ChatGPT, querying it: “Does male baby DNA cause preeclampsia?”
Its response:
No. Male baby DNA does not directly cause preeclampsia. However, there is some interesting research suggesting that fetal genetics, including genes inherited from the father, may contribute to the risk of developing preeclampsia.
Here's what happens:
How the baby's DNA can influence preeclampsia
- The baby inherits DNA from both parents. Some genes inherited from the father influence how the placenta develops and functions.
- The placenta releases substances into the mother's bloodstream. If the placenta doesn't develop or function properly, it can trigger inflammation and damage to the mother's blood vessels.
- Preeclampsia involves the mother's response to the placenta. This can cause high blood pressure, protein in the urine, and problems affecting organs such as the liver and kidneys.
Does having a boy increase preeclampsia risk?
Some studies have found small differences in preeclampsia risk depending on fetal sex, but the evidence is mixed. Having a boy does not mean you're more likely to develop preeclampsia in any predictable way.
In summary: There might be some small correlation between the sex of a baby and preeclampsia risk, but it’s certainly not determinative, and it’s certainly not statistically relevant.
Still, the speculative connection was enough to prompt the TikTok meltdown from this lady, who extrapolates from there, via feminist logic, that the medical system, out of sadism, conspires against women by refusing to investigate whether male babies also cause postpartum depression because, as she eloquently puts it, “women are never f***ing studied.”
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And, because the medical system refuses to investigate the connection that she just invented out of thin air, “we’re going to have to do it” in order to “get the stats on this” — “we” meaning feminist scientists on TikTok working outside of the confines of The Patriarchy™.
