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I feel sexually attracted to both men and women. I've been with both but I've never been in a relationship with a women. I'm with a man now and I'm very happy.6
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As a guy... I've never any doubt about these kind of things... Women are just fascinating to me on so many different levels... Maybe it's my single parent upbringing...
That being said...
I may or may not have a huge man crush on Gavin Newsome 😬😂... But I'm secure enough to admit tho so 🤷🏽♂️...
He's like Batman and Mathew Mcgonehy had a love child who became governor of California 😬😂...5 -
I have always found women attractive, I admire and like to look at (many) of them. I find a lot of girls very different attributes distractingly attractive. I find way more women attractive than men.
I have no sexual feelings towards women.7 -
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i've had flings with women. i'm married but i have to say - women are FAR more attractive to me than men. the first time i kissed a woman was SO different from being with a man. fireworks
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Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »
This is a luggage set's worth of unpacking. But first, your mom's pretty cool!
I'm not a part of the LGBTQA+ community but consider myself an "ally in constant and continuous training." Instead of TV, I'm on YouTube. One of my fav YouTubers (who also happens to be a lesbian) said something to the effect that she and her friends make fun of cis-het women who are open to exploring relationships with other women. They had a name for these people...
heteroflexible
Funny, but it resonated with me.
Perhaps it's the city I live in. I blame all of my salacious thoughts and apathy regarding people's supposedly wild stories on being a resident of Montreal. There's zero chill here and we all go about our lives like a semi-respectable version of Sodom & Gomorrah...minus the fires. Thus far, anyway.
I've yet to have a relationship a woman. Is it possible? Perhaps.
I'd have misogynistic detritus to rid myself of first though since my current imagined expectations to start a relationship with a woman are more ridiculous than what I'd expect of starting one with a man. And for me, that's already pretty ridiculous.
Starting a relationship with anyone takes communication. When intimacy and companionship are involved, the need to be open with each and to each other rises exponentially.
No matter your gender or your gender preference.
Love matters most.
ETA: I've got T-minus 50 or so minutes to delete if you want me to @hrichts Just say the word.
It’s fine, i just have a lot of poster’s remorse and I can’t always stop myself deleting 😂
I’m glad you answered though. And @iMago quoted the original so if people want to answer it i’m happy to see what others have to say. I just panicked and thought i opened a can of worms for a minute
I have always known beyond a shadow of a doubt. Since I can remember I was always into girls, I had a MAJOR crush on my second grade teacher and was devestated when I found out she was going to get married and change her name and everything. That was my first heartbreak lol. Knowing exactly how I felt didn't make it any less confusing but it was not something I discussed with anyone, I felt instinctively shamefully at that young age and wouldn't dare express it openly, and to my parents? Yeah right.
I awoke to my attraction for boys much later in life... 16 or so. I've since casually dated and been in relationships with both men and women. I like women better tho 😄😋 and I'm back with my ex from 20 years ago!!! She was my first girl love and now my one and only love.
I'm gonna marry that girl 😍🖤
i love stories like this... get that ring!2 -
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?2 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.0 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.
Yeah, I mostly feel this way till a recent convo...and im not super crazy fitness lady, where he stated he didn't like hearing about it cause it made him insecure.
I said I'd like to be with someone who was proud of me no matter what im driven to fo5 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.
Yeah, I mostly feel this way till a recent convo...and im not super crazy fitness lady, where he stated he didn't like hearing about it cause it made him insecure.
I said I'd like to be with someone who was proud of me no matter what im driven to fo
Thats a red flag to me. Anytime someone says another makes them insecure i think uh uh.......i dont have that power.....thats a them problem.5 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
Whether or not it's a dealbreaker would be based on whether or not they're being an *kitten* about it, from an attitudinal POV.
But if they just don't want to hear about "it" (workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic), then I can't fault them for that...necessarily. It can be tedious at times. How often does one really want to listen about squat form, the minutiae of a DL progression or how you rolled your eyes when the waiter forgot to put your toppings on the side as you asked?
I mean, I get it.4 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.
Yeah, I mostly feel this way till a recent convo...and im not super crazy fitness lady, where he stated he didn't like hearing about it cause it made him insecure.
I said I'd like to be with someone who was proud of me no matter what im driven to fo
^^ This! This is key! Even if they don't want to hear about it regularly.2 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
The struggle is real and I understand your question...
- We very much enjoy debating the latest in health and fitness and the food industry machine...
- Our schedules have always been a source of conflict... I'm a morning person and she's a night owl
- Meals are often a struggle because she's primarily a vegan these days and I just can't...
- And at the end of the day I've learned to just not talk about things like body fat percentages, my weight, body measurements, exercise programs, prs, etc... I guess it all sounds kinda self absorbed 🤷🏽♂️
I could go on about so much more but you learn to deal, accept, and shrug things off... Both of us have 💕
I guess that's really all I can say about that 🤷🏽♂️5 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.
Yeah, I mostly feel this way till a recent convo...and im not super crazy fitness lady, where he stated he didn't like hearing about it cause it made him insecure.
I said I'd like to be with someone who was proud of me no matter what im driven to fo
You should be with someone who is proud of you and encourages you to feel at your best. Simply said... never let anyone dull your sparkle. Ever. That is a standard I believe everyone at the very least owes themselves. I have zero tolerance for this type of jelous insecurity, because there is nothing that can be done on your end to fix it, other than being less than you can be. And that, well.. is just not acceptable. He has work to do on himself in this instance, if he is in any way worth his salt... he will.5 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
The struggle is real and I understand your question...
- We very much enjoy debating the latest in health and fitness and the food industry machine...
- Our schedules have always been a source of conflict... I'm a morning person and she's a night owl
- Meals are often a struggle because she's primarily a vegan these days and I just can't...
- And at the end of the day I've learned to just not talk about things like body fat percentages, my weight, body measurements, exercise programs, prs, etc... I guess it all sounds kinda self absorbed 🤷🏽♂️
I could go on about so much more but you learn to deal, accept, and shrug things off... Both of us have 💕
I guess that's really all I can say about that 🤷🏽♂️
I guess thats where I'm at...is understanding that maybe it comes off as self aborbed...but in past relationships I was always pushed to do more be better...so its a shift for me mentally1 -
Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.
Yeah, I mostly feel this way till a recent convo...and im not super crazy fitness lady, where he stated he didn't like hearing about it cause it made him insecure.
I said I'd like to be with someone who was proud of me no matter what im driven to fo
You should be with someone who is proud of you and encourages you to feel at your best. Simply said... never let anyone dull your sparkle. Ever. That is a standard I believe everyone at the very least owes themselves. I have zero tolerance for this type of jelous insecurity, because there is nothing that can be done on your end to fix it, other than being less than you can be. And that, well.. is just not acceptable. He has work to do on himself in this instance, if he is in any way worth his salt... he will.
I agree with this too...and i told him...are you not proud...in his defense...he makes me food i can eat...he does hikes with me...he's made some changes...the convo just threw me for a loop1 -
sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
^ This.
If I didn’t have enough daddy issues to have my own chapter of the DSM-5, I’d prolly be dating a woman.8 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
Whether or not it's a dealbreaker would be based on whether or not they're being an *kitten* about it, from an attitudinal POV.
But if they just don't want to hear about "it" (workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic), then I can't fault them for that...necessarily. It can be tedious at times. How often does one really want to listen about squat form, the minutiae of a DL progression or how you rolled your eyes when the waiter forgot to put your toppings on the side as you asked?
I mean, I get it.
😬ok...i get it...thanks for that perspective...we have so many things in common I guess this one part can get old ...soooo you don't wanna know how much protein I ate today😂2 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.
Yeah, I mostly feel this way till a recent convo...and im not super crazy fitness lady, where he stated he didn't like hearing about it cause it made him insecure.
I said I'd like to be with someone who was proud of me no matter what im driven to fo
You should be with someone who is proud of you and encourages you to feel at your best. Simply said... never let anyone dull your sparkle. Ever. That is a standard I believe everyone at the very least owes themselves. I have zero tolerance for this type of jelous insecurity, because there is nothing that can be done on your end to fix it, other than being less than you can be. And that, well.. is just not acceptable. He has work to do on himself in this instance, if he is in any way worth his salt... he will.
I agree with this too...and i told him...are you not proud...in his defense...he makes me food i can eat...he does hikes with me...he's made some changes...the convo just threw me for a loop
My response was based solely on what you said in your post. Of course only you know the fine print of your relationship... all I'm sayin' is... just don't take no guff! 😄😘1 -
Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
I say weigh the pros and cons. Some things arent going to be 100% in sync with couples. Most people i have dated are into physical fitness but not on the same level as i am into it and thats fine. If most everything else lines up its cool. As long as they arent attacking your healthy habits and just indifferent i was always ok with it.
Yeah, I mostly feel this way till a recent convo...and im not super crazy fitness lady, where he stated he didn't like hearing about it cause it made him insecure.
I said I'd like to be with someone who was proud of me no matter what im driven to fo
You should be with someone who is proud of you and encourages you to feel at your best. Simply said... never let anyone dull your sparkle. Ever. That is a standard I believe everyone at the very least owes themselves. I have zero tolerance for this type of jelous insecurity, because there is nothing that can be done on your end to fix it, other than being less than you can be. And that, well.. is just not acceptable. He has work to do on himself in this instance, if he is in any way worth his salt... he will.
I agree with this too...and i told him...are you not proud...in his defense...he makes me food i can eat...he does hikes with me...he's made some changes...the convo just threw me for a loop
My response was based solely on what you said in your post. Of course only you know the fine print of your relationship... all I'm sayin' is... just don't take no guff! 😄😘
I agree with you 100...its been a struggle and area of contention...im trying to understand it1 -
_DisasterDoll_ wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
^ This.
If I didn’t have enough daddy issues to have my own chapter of the DSM-5, I’d prolly be dating a woman.
I really am going to devote entire threads to you and soon5 -
_DisasterDoll_ wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »
^ This.
If I didn’t have enough daddy issues to have my own chapter of the DSM-5, I’d prolly be dating a woman.
Girl! Quit with excuses!!! I too have daddy issues!!! All are welcome! 🏳️🌈😆5 -
I have always found women attractive, I admire and like to look at (many) of them. I find a lot of girls very different attributes distractingly attractive. I find way more women attractive than men.
I have no sexual feelings towards women.
I agree with most of this. I have always assumed that, like my mom told me way back when, everyone thought women were attractive and lovely to look at. I think that’s a fairly accurate assessment..?
However, i would say that my feelings toward women, if i have any at all and those are rare and only in EXTREMELY specific situations, are only sexual. I have like no, NONE, zero desire to be in a relationship with a woman. And i dont say that as a veiled insult against women or anything. I have just never experienced relationshippy vibes about a woman.
Ugh, it is SUCH an internet cliche to be “bi-curious” or whatever they call it now that even saying as much as I have feels like a trope
Edit: i have never experienced anything sexual with a woman. Not even close. So i have literally no idea how i’d feel about it.4 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
The struggle is real and I understand your question...
- We very much enjoy debating the latest in health and fitness and the food industry machine...
- Our schedules have always been a source of conflict... I'm a morning person and she's a night owl
- Meals are often a struggle because she's primarily a vegan these days and I just can't...
- And at the end of the day I've learned to just not talk about things like body fat percentages, my weight, body measurements, exercise programs, prs, etc... I guess it all sounds kinda self absorbed 🤷🏽♂️
I could go on about so much more but you learn to deal, accept, and shrug things off... Both of us have 💕
I guess that's really all I can say about that 🤷🏽♂️
I guess thats where I'm at...is understanding that maybe it comes off as self aborbed...but in past relationships I was always pushed to do more be better...so its a shift for me mentally
You know I was going to ask a question in here the other day...
Ladies...
A guy who pushes you to do more and improve, or a guy who accepts you just as you are and can careless about pushing you?
I don't push her at all because I don't want her to think I'm less than okay with her just as she is.... But I'm primarily talking about diet and exercise... Housework and other things are a different matter...
As for pushing me... I think she feels the same way, but she often asserts that she wants me to be more normal I guess... Let's face it, getting up at 4am everyday to workout is probably not normal... Never finishing a take out meal isn't either really...
But she's learned by now that I'm never going to stop, know matter how much it may drive her nuts... So these days she pretty much learned to accept that it's just the way I am now...
What I'm saying is... Never ever give up on yourself...
If he is meant to be around, he'll learn to accept you for the way you are 💕4 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
The struggle is real and I understand your question...
- We very much enjoy debating the latest in health and fitness and the food industry machine...
- Our schedules have always been a source of conflict... I'm a morning person and she's a night owl
- Meals are often a struggle because she's primarily a vegan these days and I just can't...
- And at the end of the day I've learned to just not talk about things like body fat percentages, my weight, body measurements, exercise programs, prs, etc... I guess it all sounds kinda self absorbed 🤷🏽♂️
I could go on about so much more but you learn to deal, accept, and shrug things off... Both of us have 💕
I guess that's really all I can say about that 🤷🏽♂️
I guess thats where I'm at...is understanding that maybe it comes off as self aborbed...but in past relationships I was always pushed to do more be better...so its a shift for me mentally
You know I was going to ask a question in here the other day...
Ladies...
A guy who pushes you to do more and improve, or a guy who accepts you just as you are and can careless about pushing you?
I don't push her at all because I don't want her to think I'm less than okay with her just as she is.... But I'm primarily talking about diet and exercise... Housework and other things are a different matter...
As for pushing me... I think she feels the same way, but she often asserts that she wants me to be more normal I guess... Let's face it, getting up at 4am everyday to workout is probably not normal... Never finishing a take out meal isn't either really...
But she's learned by now that I'm never going to stop, know matter how much it may drive her nuts... So these days she pretty much learned to accept that it's just the way I am now...
What I'm saying is... Never ever give up on yourself...
If he is meant to be around, he'll learn to accept you for the way you are 💕
Yep
You are your own person
And deserve that people you choose to have in your life respect, and hopefully appreciate that3 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »
Whats your feeling (guys and girls) on your SO not being supportive or interested in your weightloss or health journey? If you are with someone who is healthy but does not like your workout schedule, eating regimen, or your interest in the topic?
Is it a deal breaker?
What if they accept it...but don't want to hear about it?
The struggle is real and I understand your question...
- We very much enjoy debating the latest in health and fitness and the food industry machine...
- Our schedules have always been a source of conflict... I'm a morning person and she's a night owl
- Meals are often a struggle because she's primarily a vegan these days and I just can't...
- And at the end of the day I've learned to just not talk about things like body fat percentages, my weight, body measurements, exercise programs, prs, etc... I guess it all sounds kinda self absorbed 🤷🏽♂️
I could go on about so much more but you learn to deal, accept, and shrug things off... Both of us have 💕
I guess that's really all I can say about that 🤷🏽♂️
I guess thats where I'm at...is understanding that maybe it comes off as self aborbed...but in past relationships I was always pushed to do more be better...so its a shift for me mentally
You know I was going to ask a question in here the other day...
Ladies...
A guy who pushes you to do more and improve, or a guy who accepts you just as you are and can careless about pushing you?
I don't push her at all because I don't want her to think I'm less than okay with her just as she is.... But I'm primarily talking about diet and exercise... Housework and other things are a different matter...
As for pushing me... I think she feels the same way, but she often asserts that she wants me to be more normal I guess... Let's face it, getting up at 4am everyday to workout is probably not normal... Never finishing a take out meal isn't either really...
But she's learned by now that I'm never going to stop, know matter how much it may drive her nuts... So these days she pretty much learned to accept that it's just the way I am now...
What I'm saying is... Never ever give up on yourself...
If he is meant to be around, he'll learn to accept you for the way you are 💕
I am going to answer both of these questions if I may cause they kinda relate in a way I think.
1) Re: you SO being or not being supportive in your fitness.
My partner is probably neutral, he hasn’t said anything either way to me. I’ve gotten up early every weekday since May (except the week we went camping) to work out and he hasn’t said anything one way or another. I’m not mad necessarily, but words of affirmation would be appreciated for the lifestyle I’m adopting. Maybe I’m being too needy? On the other hand, he eats the healthy food I cook without complaint and indulges with my vegetable experiments and the flexitarian (almost vegetarian) diet I have.
Im sure he doesn’t want to hear about all my workouts and food and logging and macros and those kind of details, which is a major reason why I decided to be more active on the MFP forums.
2) Re: Partner pushing you or accepts you as you are.
I don’t think they have to be mutually exclusive. I personally would like to be pushed a little more. I don’t think pushing someone, as long as they want to be pushed a bit, isn’t accepting them if who they are. I’m always curious to see how far I could go, how strong I could be etc. Sometimes a little push is good encouragement. But maybe accepting someone as they are is recognizing they want to be pushed a bit? Hmm...
Okay I thought I had more to say, but I think that’s it.2 -
Ladies: how would/do you feel when know that your partner would prefer that you never wear makeup?1
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Ladies: how would/do you feel when know that your partner would prefer that you never wear makeup?
Tbh it annoys me. I like makeup and I don't wear it every day so when I do I'm feeling good about myself and I don't want to hear how I don't need it or they like me better without it like thanks I guess???? Idk it just feels like an insult to a hobby or something. I know it's supposed to be a compliment but I don't particularly like it especially when I just spent two hours trying to be otherworldly like just tell me I look cool is all I want. Hey babe, nice use of three shades of glitter and that winged eye tho! 🔥🔥🔥5
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