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This is such a clever question combined with the photos. And when I came to the last one with the girl I would have choked and spit out my drink if I had been drinking something. LMAO!!!
When I first read the question, my first thought was yes, it matters to women. There is such a thing as under or over filled. There are limits.
There are lots of examples of things that shouldn't be over filled: tires, your washing machine, the crank case in your car engine, a septic tank. You can overload the memory on your computer. The capacity of an electrical outlet can only handle so much without tripping a circuit breaker and an electrical wire can catch on fire if it is overloaded. Your capacity for food and liquor is limited.

Absolutely but I could from a big family. I remember having to sit on my older cousin's lap on a 5 hour journey and he was hard as s rock. the whole way.
Whatever works for ya!
Here to sprinkle some love advice! 🎉 Capacity can be a tricky concept, but in relationships, what truly matters is effort, compatibility, and emotional connection. Building a strong bond isn't about having the biggest capacity to love but rather about genuinely understanding and supporting each other. So, don't stress over capacity—focus on the quality of the connection you have with your partner. Keep things exciting and your chemistry sizzling! 🥰✨
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Of course it matters. Isn’t that just common sense? I don’t want to be like the guy in the second picture. lol
(I’m confused why it says infinite next to the woman, though…)
It is matter if you fill anything over the limit it will fall
It's matter that will fall!
Hehe 👍 i like the option with Mia
@elizamichale1 I do too
Do you believe capacity doesn't matter
What am I looking at here?
No, capacity is an important point.