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Females who have never known males

Motherhood in life is more important than fatherhood

Does a virgin reproduce without being touched by a male?

We asked whether a virgin gives birth, and we did not ask whether a virgin gives birth, so that the question would not be directed to a virgin among people’s daughters.

It is a question that includes all animals, from those that consist of a single cell, to those that consist of countless millions of cells, most notably humans.

- Animals are immortal as long as they reproduce

All animals reproduce.
Animals reproduce because they die.

The dead among them die, but leave behind them, through reproduction, a life. Animals are immortal as long as there is no land to shelter them and plants on the earth to nourish them. The animal, as an individual, is mortal. But the animal, by producing offspring, has some immortality.

Likewise, a person dies, but he remains in the offspring of daughters and sons, who also reproduce in their turn, in a long and lasting chain of descendants.

- Sexual reproduction

Simple animals, those that are at the bottom of the animal ladder, reproduce by cracking. A cell splits, and its nucleus splits with it, becoming two cells. Food increases its body and increases its strength, so one living thing becomes two living things, and so on.

We go up the stairs, and how quickly we find this reproduction until we reach, at the top of the stairs, what is known as sexual, the one in which there are male and female.

This method remains the method of reproduction until we reach the top of the stairs to humans.

- Question and answer

The question here is: Does this method, this method of reproduction, eliminate reproduction by the combination of male and female until a person reaches puberty, without there being a departure from it, so that there is reproduction with the female alone, as she dispenses with the male?

We are quick to answer.
The answer: Yes. In animals, there are animals in which females play the complete role of offspring, so there is no need for the male to be.

- Two methods of reproduction

There are two methods of reproduction:
Breeding in which the male meets the female, which is common, and is normal.
Reproduction in which the female is separated from the male, which is rare and abnormal.

- Normal reproduction

In order to understand what is abnormal, we must begin by mentioning what is normal.
In normal reproduction, the female produces an egg. The male gives his sperm. Let our description of man be as if he is the master of the creatures of this earth.

- The woman's egg

As for the egg, it is a female cell, and it contains the nucleus of all other cells. It is a very zero cell. Like a tiny drop of ink on this page, it can barely be seen. Its nucleus is more yellow than it, but it contains the secret of all life. It has plans like an engineer's plans when he designs a building. Chromosomes Twenty-four. Each of them has several “genes”. The gene controls one of the characteristics of the resulting human being, skin color, hair length, and temperament. One hundred and one hundred traits are created and directed by these genes.

A woman's ovary contains many of these cells. But they are cells that must undergo structural changes and mature. Usually one egg matures from it in one month, which leaves the ovary to the oviduct, and that leads it to the uterus, waiting for the male cell that comes looking for it to fertilize it.

(A rare photograph of a human egg extracted from the canal that connects the ovary to the uterus. It is larger than it actually is...once. You can see outside it the sperm intending to penetrate it and enter it and merge. And with that, a human life begins.)

- sperm

On the other hand, we find not a single male cell, but rather his cells: sperm, which number in the millions in a single drop of semen. It was in the testicle, then it changed structure and matured while swimming in this fluid, inside the woman’s stomach, competing to obtain the single female cell and fertilize it.

The sperm, which arrives first, penetrates the egg's envelope and enters it, mixing with it and merging with 24 chromosomes. These are connected to the twenty-four of the same type as those in the female egg, so that after fertilization this egg contains 48 chromosomes, containing the blueprints for building the resulting boy or girl.
The resultant. Build her body, build herself. In this way, they borrow the design of their bodies and souls from their father and from their mother and grandparents.

(The human egg is twelve days after it is fertilized. It has protrusions on its surface that connect it to the wall of the uterus, so it will settle in it and be nourished after it has emptied of food.)

- Sperm shape

As for the sperm that ejaculates in a man’s water, it is thousands of times smaller than a woman’s egg, which is small.

It has a head that contains all the chromosomes and a tail like a whip, long, which writhes in the man's water, and with which it swims. Between the head and tail is a spiral body that gives the animal momentum and moves.

After vaccination

Then, from this woman’s egg, and from the man’s animal, I was created and you were created. An egg from my mother or your mother, and a sperm from my father or your father.

It is the first fertilized egg to reproduce, split, and multiply. Their reproduction, creation, and formation vary according to the plans that accompany them. It is divided, and at the same time it guides the way to building the body, borrowing from the body from which it originally emerged. All organs, regardless of their differences, emerge from this. Hearing comes out and sight comes out. The body that carries this cell, the woman’s body, rather her uterus, does not give this egg any of its characteristics after fertilization. He gives it nourishment, but does not give it conditioning of an organ, nor guidance in a nerve or a soul. All of this was previously decided by God, recorded in preserved books, which are chromosomes, with many pages, which are genes.

The chromosomes of women and men combine at each pregnancy in a different way. Then the sons and daughters come out, with differences among themselves. Unless they are twins. This difference must be mentioned when we come to situations in which the female dispenses with the male’s share in production.