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Under Paul Ryan's masterful healthcare bill,korean adult movie 2025 | Adult Movies Online insurance companies will no longer be required to cover terrible people with pre-existing conditions -- including the condition of having a vagina.

Sure, the law doesn't technically use the word vagina (Mike Pence likely had a problem with it). But it will allow insurers to decide not to cover maternity care or birth control and charge more for sinners with pre-existing medical conditions that, pre-Obamacare, disproportionately affected women.

Ladies, fear not: We've got the hottest style tips to make sure your vagina is AHCA-compliant.

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Women have plenty of reasons to love, love lovethe AHCA -- they've just got to do a little rebranding.

Here's how.

About to give birth? Have a 'Ladies Night Out' in your bathroom!

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As the House GOP knows better than anyone else, real women don't *need* maternity care. And hospitals are expensive! When your baby's ready to pop, simply gather up your best girlfriends and your favorite painkillers and opt for a "Ladies' Only!" party in the bathroom.

Exchange ultrasounds for a bunch of strangers asking to touch your belly

It's free and everybody besides you has so much fun doing it!

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Replace C-sections with cries into the void

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Obamacare prevented insurers from discriminating against women who've had C-sections and blah blah blah who cares?

Next time you're struggling to push out a baby, forego the C-section and consider a cry to the heavens or a scream into the void, depending on your religious affiliation. It's both super vintageandaffordable!

Trade your gynecologist for the WebMD symptom checker

Your insurer will never know about any pre-existing conditions if you never go to the doctor! Check out the comments sections on WebMD for the best uninformed DIY medical advice for your vagina.

Consider a chastity belt.

The best way to prevent STDs, some of which, pre-Obamacare, were considered pre-existing conditions, is to simply never ever have sex. Who needs love and intimacy when you can have unnecessary sacrifice?

Replace breast pumps with these adorable tea towels

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Obamacare made it possible to get your breast pump covered by insurance. Now, if you can't afford a breast pump, you can go back to a manual hand pump, use your hands or just try these cute patterned tea towels from Anthropologie.

Don't tell your doctor you're depressed. Tell this awesome Moleskine journal!

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Why tell your doctor that you're experiencing post-partum depression when the insurance industry could use it against you later as evidence of a nasty pre-existing condition? Just whisper it into this really quirky journal instead. Problem solved!

Adopt the vintage rhythm method

Affordable and, if you're religious, on brand. Just remember: unplanned births only happen to women with loose morals.

Die and come back as a man

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The best way to prevent your vagina from becoming a pre-existing condition is to simply never have one in the first place. Consider being born with different chromosomes, and remember -- blessed be the fruit!

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