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why are all these women who insist on TedTalking their pork habits 6/10s?

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There's some theories that unattractive people tend to be more visible in kink scenes, because attractive people tend to be forced into more private areas to avoid high demands on their time/they have the ability to be more exclusive

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So we end up seeing more unattractive people public facing, because they don't get hit on/objectified as much Idk if this is true, just one hypothesis

4:56 AM · Jan 18, 2020