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RIP Dolly Parton ❤️

Bitter Aging Twink

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  1. Yes. There's something very femmy about going to the gym for several hours a day and constantly counting calories and checking out your physique every time you pass a mirror. Only bottoms have time for that. Truly masculine men don't give a shít about their looks. They're more interested in other things. Literally every gay man I know who has that perfect instagram physique is a gut bucket bottom. Most tops only work out for their health and don't care as much about the aesthetic aspect of it.
  2. The fact that this photo was taken in LONDON last week is astounding to me. Looks more like Western Australia atp.
  3. Am I the only one who sees this as a good thing? More money and opportunities for me
  4. Vote in the poll and discuss
  5. Anyone else remember that era between 2008-2011 when thousands of demos were uploaded to YouTube all under Rihanna's name...and then every time you searched for "rihanna new song" all these supposed "demos" would pop up? I have no idea if they were actually demos meant for Rihanna, but some of them were bops tbh.
  6. I'm happy that's she seems to be having a lil hit with this, but I still want justice for The Provocateur EP. That was f***ing amazing, and had no skips
  7. Bold of you to assume I did in the first place
  8. I'm not 3 years old, not fat, and I don't live in my mother's basement, so I've never reported or downvoted a single user on here. The whole point of signing up for a discussion forum is to DISCUSS things with other people who have different opinions than you - not to destroy random people's reputations just because you have a different opinion than them. It's almost like some of you just want us to just say things like "The sky is blue 😊" or "The table is round 😊" because if we say anything else, you will be convulsing with anger. If I were in charge of this forum, the only thing that would be a bannable or reportable offense would be credible death threats and/or outright doxxing or posting pictures of other members without their permission. Everything else is fair game. If anything on this forum is genuinely triggering to you to the point you have to report it, then idk how you even function in the real world tbh. Oh…that's right…you don't. And that's why you're still here.
  9. If there's one thing that can be said about ATRLers, it's that they're some of the kindest, most altruistic people you'll ever meet on earth. Even though ATRLers are all about #positivevibes and kumbaya moments, everyone knows that life ain't all sunshine and rainbows. Even ATRLers sometimes find themselves in sticky situations, where they are forced to defend themselves. With that said, take a look at your behaviour in past arguments (both on ATRL and in real life) and try to see if you can detect a pattern, when it comes to what kind of insults/comebacks you tend to resort to when attempting to win an argument. Vote in the poll and discuss
  10. Buying this is no one
  11. This guy looks exactly like the kind of guy I'd expect her to choose.
  12. I've never been in a relationship, so I've never had anything requiring opening. If I ever get into a relationship, I'm sure the topic will come up pretty early since I'm ugly both inside and out and have a low sex drive, so I'm sure the guy would want to go sow his oats somewhere else and use me as an anchor for emotional stability, knowing that I would never cheat.

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