June 11, 2025, 11:09 p.m.

why we need nipples

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See, life is suffering

Buddha and Dr. Jesus Peterson agree on that

So it is true

Which is why God went ahead and gave women and men one location for universal pain

No matter the (trans)gender, you got them

Which is why the answer didnt surprise me anymore

The answer was Adams-obvious

We need nipples so we can bleed and hurt

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Who said that only Jesus can do a bloody good job being all cross-tortured?

You can be humanitys savior too and ascend to heaven and come back for the Apostles

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And thats where your nipples come into play—literally

At Nipplify™ we believe nipples are underutilized real estate

Sure, they serve occasional functional purposes, but why not monetize them fully?

I mean, when was the last time you thought of making money while youre sleeping, right?

I know I think about it all the time

Its the dream!

You nap
Wake up
And a green cash cow is right in front of you

Now you gotta milk her

Heres where we need your nipples

Every time an African child suffers from Western paternalism, you get semi-electrocuted

You wont die

But you sure as hell wont wake up feeling good

You carry the burden of humanitys pain

And you wont sleep well

But youll get rich AF

Benefits:

✔ Random nipple pain for Westerns while asleep
✔ Growth stimulation for extra pain boost
✔ Intimacy trigger so you can be horny and scream out of pain simultaneously
✔ Passive income stream (if you can stand the pain)

With the Nipplify, you can monetize your nipples while youre trying to sleep

Masochist customers are making 5 grand a month in their first week, on average

Just stick, click, and cash out

Use code "BLOODYJESUS20" for 20% off your first adhesive nipple-pain starter pack

Because pain is temporary
Monetization is forever

Yeah, it works better for women because they have larger ones but c’mon they got all the pains of being a woman, so shut, man!

But seriously —

Biologically, nipples exist due to how embryos develop.

In the early stages of fetal growth, before sex differentiation kicks in, the basic human blueprint includes nipples for everyone.

Later, sex hormones (like testosterone) influence whether mammary glands develop functionality (breastfeeding for women).

But since nipples were already formed before these hormones came into play, they stick around even if not used functionally.

Evolution works on an “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” basis.

Removing them would require unnecessary genetic rewiring.

So men have nipples because embryos start 'female-neutral', and nature never bothered deleting them after switching gears.

That’s it.

You learned today:

* Nipples exist on both men and women because embryos start with the same basic blueprint.

* The nipples form before sex hormones decide if the embryo becomes male or female.

* In women, they develop functionality (breastfeeding); in men, they just stay there because nature never bothered removing them.

* Evolution works like lazy programming: if it doesn’t hurt survival, it stays.

That’s all you need to know.

So if it all was too long for you, just remember:

Men have nipples because nature didn’t feel like deleting them.

Which is exactly why you have 834 Facebook friends you never talk to.

And if this was insightful and you laughed at least once, you extended your life expectancy by the duration of your laughter.

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I got good stuff coming on June 21 with the beginning of Northern hemisphere summer — actually the only summer product that doesn’t you cause sunburn.

Until then...

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