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Indeed. It makes our industry look stupid, and it reflects on me and I hate that.

Many of us have something substantial to say about our experiences and the industry, but they chose a young, nobody who makes one, deeply profound, statement: « I want to be rich ». This promotional article should never have seen the light of day.

Why would age and ethnicity be equivalent? You mention age but only talk about black or indian after. I discriminate against age as I don't see people younger than 30 years old. As for others, their answer may differ. I also don't ask for ethnicity per se, but for a short physical description to...

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The ignore function on this site is not that efficient.

If you do it for half an hour, it's one thing, but you are not alone to smell it before throwing it on the floor, and continuing the activity... I've seen it more than once. I also try to put my panties somewhere else in the room so the guy doesn't leave with it.

But I just thought of something, I had my measurements mentioned before but I decided to remove those details as I didn't want clients to buy my clothes and lingerie before asking me first; I was gifted so many pieces of clothing I didn't like that I ended up giving away or selling.

You know very well that indies that are super tall mention it, and super short too, since it's their singular feature and probably part of their marketing. Besides, as I said previously, I often see those details mentioned on indies' website, so I am not sure what sparked your question.

I would add that photos are more representative than numbers alone, context: https://www.boredpanda.com/same-weight-different-size-transformations/ But if to you those numbers are important, so be it.

Independents usually have 15, 20, 40 photos on their website (our portfolio often goes back 2 or 3 years so you can see if we changed or not), add photos from at least one new professional photoshoot every year, many posts a lot of selfies on social media with regular interactions, and have an...

This is true. That's how I read the title, actually. I thought it was about something that we don't find appealing and, therefore is repelling to us; to me, a muscular guy who has a hard time moving repels me. Probably just the fact English is not my first language, or that the first message...

I'm not worried.

I am quoting you simply to jump on the opportunity for a little informative post. Women with saggy breasts or larger breasts, to begin with, would not have hard boobies; they will most likely be soft and malleable, with a natural feel since our skin is more elastic and there's a lot of space to...

It's not a truth. Some are more responsible than others. Your judgement can apply to a lot of people in our rich society, many have debts and still spend carelessly.

Not all women with implants had small, beautiful perky boobies and made a mistake by wanting something bigger. I do not miss my saggy, empty Ds full of stretch marks. I implore more openness! I do not like a man so muscular he has no more mobility.

Not everything is worth it to be popular on social media, and people would do anything. It's just social media ffs... Les médias sociaux sont une plaie.

And that sounds just impossible and not fun, not a cool challenge, like a 1-minute dip in the vagina, this is not « having sex ». I don't believe her tears and complaints if two minutes later she's going for a thousand next time.

Yes, enabling prostitution is a criminal offence, as well as profiting from prostitution. The people behind MERB and advertising platforms could be charged in this case, yes. The blind spot is that a paid service provided to the regular population can't be seen as profiting from prostitution...

« I fucked 100 men, it was hard, I am crying, bouhou, but next time I'm going for a 1000 » A stunt like any other. Nothing is too stupid to get more fan subscriptions.

Wow, I find this one funny. I'll remember it.