The "mast" in "mastodon" is the same one as in "mastectomy".
"The term "mastodon" comes from Greek roots: "mastos" meaning "breast" and "odon" meaning "tooth," referring to the nipple-like projections on the mammal's fossil molars. The name was coined by French naturalist Georges Cuvier in 1806."
I'm ESL too. Maybe it's easier learning the writing rules as you learn the language. But even so, I find astonishing the amount of times "it's" is improperly used. I mean, it's not some obscure gramar rule (like say knowing when to use who/whom).
I once heard about a tribe in South America. Say a man had four wives. If he was asked how many wives he had, and in that moment he only could see two of them, he had to answer "I have two wifes". I wonder if in this culture sarcasm would be a thing.
-No, damn it, the pregnant ones! When I see one, I think they've been fucked. This one, for example; she's sprawled out, they've fucked her, they've cum inside her, they've left the lump inside her... How else the hell (could she have gotten pregnant)?
Newborn baby girls can experience a phenomenon called "false menses" or "mini-periods" due to a sudden drop in maternal estrogen after birth, causing slight vaginal bleeding or a blood-tinged discharge that typically lasts only a few days.
As the Sapnish saying goes "el roce hace el cariño", that roughly translates as "you get fond of the people you spend time with"