Fancy spooning with these arms?
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Original post by Autistic Merit
... you're having a laugh...
Nope.. :/
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Original post by SinaPars
Have you uploaded your body onto TSR?
Original post by Autistic Merit
Have you uploaded your body onto TSR?
No I haven't, why would I show off my body on forums? it's pretty sad
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Original post by SinaPars
Then don't judge the bodies of others.
Original post by filthy_pup
Your arms look weird. Not athletic or attractively muscled, it just looks steroid-y because you have such skinny wrists
Not much you can do about slim wrists, genetics yo
But can feel the mirin from you, obvs jelly
Original post by SinaPars
you seriously dont have much muscle, i'm not trolling, thats skinny
I'm not big at all but if you think I'm skinny I'd hate to think what you think of what actual 'skinny' people look like
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That's some bad burning!
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