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My book is about a girl (Taharji,) who has spent her first year on her home planet. She is half witch and half dragon, adopted at 2 months old to a family on Earth. Most people on her home planet (Realms) distrust her because her mother (a witch) betrayed her family to lead a revolution against the dragons (father, who is one of the few dragons who can shift between human and dragon,) to regain control over the planet. Or so the story goes...
Witches and Wizards are hated because they used dark magic and Witch kept the dragons and other creatures of Realms as slaves for 400 years.
Taharji had no elemental powers (her father controls fire) and is nearly deaf, which makes her a physical non threat. However, she's smart. She can see into the future on a whim and through physical contact, but not always.
When the Elders (people who basically presides over the kings of Realms) come to the Eastern Temple, they encourage Taji's estranged father to set up a marriage for her. This is to keep Taji from falling into the hands of evil like her mother (having her keep busy by having babies.)
Taji goes through marriage request after marriage request, entertaining her potential husbands while forming a friendship with a knight under father and uncles' rule. This is not allowed because of status and fear. She does this while also watching a revolutionary war sweep across the planet of Realms with an unknown leader and an unstoppable force.
After a physical training battle leaves her with lasting head trauma, Taji's previous less than asshole nature shifts. And the revolution shifts into a takeover, with Taji leading the dead.
Does this sound interesting? I also need a title for this series.

Men often complain about shorter lifespans but studies show that a lot of the reason women live longer (on average) is lower cancer rates due to long-lasting biological changes in the body that occur during pregnancy and birth: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/10/your-babys-leftover-dna-is-making-you-stronger/381140/

It makes sense that pregnancy would result in life-prolonging bodily changes, so as to make sure the mother doesn't die on the child.

Would these men seriously rather give birth than have a couple years shorter lifespan (when a lot of old people are suffering and in pain, anyway)?