TK Kirkland: I'll Fake an Orgasm to See if She Lies About Being Pregnant (Part 16)
April 28, 2026
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In a candid conversation with Vlad, comedian TK Kirkland reveals his humorous yet pragmatic approach to relationships and intimacy. Kirkland admits he has faked orgasms to test the honesty of women claiming to be pregnant, bluntly stating, "I've had women say like I'm pregnant and I say, I didn't come with you, baby." The discussion delves into the dynamics of sexual responsibility and control, with Vlad sharing his experience of having a vasectomy after fathering twins—a decision that significantly changed his perspective on sex and relationships. Both agree that such choices shift "the power of child creation," reducing anxiety about unintended pregnancies. Vlad also debunks myths around ejaculation volume post-vasectomy, noting sperm constitutes only about 1% of the total fluid. The interview combines frank talk on intimate topics with reflections on life, legacy, and living authentically, offering both humor and insight into men's perspectives on parenthood and trust in relationships.
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