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Digi kihii niaje …
Rusha reggae ya Sunday … Rasta
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He’s just jealous cause he can’t get those fine mature women dripping with sweet pussy juices
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The problem in here is most of the Juvenile crowd in here were weaned on KES: 150/= CBD Granny Offerings …
They would not recognize Good P*ussy if they saw it … 
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You are the most backward man in this forum. When normal healthy men are into slim thick women wewe unapenda obese hippos with higher than 35+ BMI. Do you even know the effects of obesity you low IQ nutrionist fake doctor, here is how being obese feels like:
Every step feels like you’re carrying a baby elephant, and stairs become your worst enemy. Imagine a life where you’re always ready for winter because your body decided to hoard insulation like it’s planning a hibernation that never ends.
Your knees? They’ll love you for the extra attention and weight you’ve given them—nothing says “I care” like making them work overtime. And your heart? It’s the ultimate overachiever, constantly pumping harder just to keep up with all that extra “you.” Who needs a gym membership when you’re carrying around a 24/7 workout in the form of your own body?
Sleep apnea joins the party too. Why breathe easily when you can play a thrilling game of “Will I wake up gasping for air tonight?” every time you go to bed?
And let’s not forget about the social perks. People will offer you all sorts of unsolicited advice on weight loss, as if you hadn’t heard of salads before. Plus, you’ll get to experience the joys of shopping in the “big and tall” section, where fashion goes to die, and everything comes with a complimentary tent-like fit.
So, embrace the perks of obesity! Who needs health when you can have a lifetime of sweaty summers, constant fatigue, and the thrilling gamble of diabetes? After all, it’s not just a lifestyle; it’s an adventure—an exhausting, breathless, knee-punishing adventure.
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