(pour chris) ce que nous voulons
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il y a 4 ans
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Commentaires
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As a white woman who has sampled the rainbow, the ONLY men who were critical of my appearance (whether that be weight, height or hair color) were white men. I've always been what the young people nowadays call "thick"-small waist, big t&a. White men thought my booty & thighs were too big, while black & brown men loved it. Non-white men would say "You look SO good." White men would say "Maybe you should work out. Your ass is too big."