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pandolfoj3 said:
I don't think there's anything healthier for her. After all, she gets a pretty complete diet (she must consume a considerable amount of nutritive semen a day)and sex serves as both exercise and a stress reliever. The only minor detail is that she's turned into a brainless, cock-addicted whore🤣.
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Why brainless ???? I absolutely disagree.

She accepts herself as she is and lives it as she pleases.

And if that's not the case, she herself is under the influence, at least partially, of the first serum that was developed on the first island.
 
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The question I ask myself is whether onomatopoeic words are truly relevant and if they actually help compose a scene. Here we have an example where an onomatopoeic word hindered the scene rather than helped it: in this scene, the graphic design conveys the action thoroughly, without the need for the visual clutter of onomatopoeic.
 
Jhony Cash (Trader) said:
View attachment 3019396View attachment 3019399The question I ask myself is whether onomatopoeic words are truly relevant and if they actually help compose a scene. Here we have an example where an onomatopoeic word hindered the scene rather than helped it: in this scene, the graphic design conveys the action thoroughly, without the need for the visual clutter of onomatopoeic.
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Personally, I like it ; it adds a sense—an impression—of "movement" to a static scene.
 
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