It has to do with the way humans are born, and I don't think you want to hear that story. Suffice it to say it's merely an indentation of skin, perfectly centred from left to right and a few inches above the genitalia.
O-oh. Perhaps some people find it an erogenous zone, but it's not a primary or a secondary sexual characteristic--some people find their ears erogenous zones and the like.
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It's something both sexes have, though, and is generally considered a useless feature of human anatomy. It really depends on context--parents play with young children by poking theirs and it completely lacks all sexual connotations in that context, for example.
No, I think I completely understand the p-purpoe, or uhh, lack there of, of belly buttons. It's kind of neat that all humans h-have the same scar, it like... it makes them all connected k-kinda?
Well, it... it makes you similar? I guess, uhh, okay, I suppose what I said might not make sense. But, it is n-nice to find similarities between y-you and other people...
Really? ...But, I've met a l-lot of humans since coming here and uhh, many of them seem to feel a lot. I guess... Maybe I am j-just lucky with who I have met.
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Well...
Why do humans have them then?
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I am pretty sure it is m-meant for adult audiences, but I r-really like the story!
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[[She's blushing, and it shows in her voice. Her voice shakes a bit.]]
It's something both sexes have, though, and is generally considered a useless feature of human anatomy. It really depends on context--parents play with young children by poking theirs and it completely lacks all sexual connotations in that context, for example.
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Hmm... so it really is uhh, up to interpretation then.
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I didn't know humans w-were like that...
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