"Soon after giving birth a third time, as Roe v. Wade made its way through the courts, McCorvey met and began a long-term relationship with Connie Gonzalez.[7] They lived together in Dallas for 35 years.
After converting to Christianity, McCorvey continued to live with Gonzalez, though she described their relationship as platonic. Later in life, McCorvey stated that she was no longer a lesbian,[40] although she later said that her religious conversion and renouncement of her sexuality were financially motivated.[41] McCorvey moved out of the house she shared with Gonzalez in 2006, shortly after Gonzalez suffered a stroke.[7]"
- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Norma_McCorvey&oldid=1086532941
A man would never leave a toilet after she suffers something debilitating but toilets leave men all the time after a man loses status or becomes mildly less attractive (even minor hair loss). Imagine being born a Lesbian, having the option to get literally anything you ever want from men but viewing 100% of all men like heterosexual toilets view 99.99% of all men.
After converting to Christianity, McCorvey continued to live with Gonzalez, though she described their relationship as platonic. Later in life, McCorvey stated that she was no longer a lesbian,[40] although she later said that her religious conversion and renouncement of her sexuality were financially motivated.[41] McCorvey moved out of the house she shared with Gonzalez in 2006, shortly after Gonzalez suffered a stroke.[7]"
- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Norma_McCorvey&oldid=1086532941
A man would never leave a toilet after she suffers something debilitating but toilets leave men all the time after a man loses status or becomes mildly less attractive (even minor hair loss). Imagine being born a Lesbian, having the option to get literally anything you ever want from men but viewing 100% of all men like heterosexual toilets view 99.99% of all men.
