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I like the message and I approve all body positivity but there is a mildly unsettling component to it. Something about telling women to dutifully jerk off their man then cook him a meal and tell him he's great just doesn't right. I dunno, it just has a demanding, entitled feel to it. Might just be my perception.
...I'm discussing gender politics on xhamster with my profile full of women with tits the size of my head getting reamed out by giant cocks, where did I go so wrong in life
'hãy nhớ ....'
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'Please remember ....' (Could be a men's body positive poem or a poem for devotees)
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